What has happened, and this happens a lot! is that the dealer told you that you were approved and they let you take the car. In reality, they did not have an approval for your transaction and are now trying to get you qualified for a different loan. THis is very unscrupulous but as far as the dealer is concerned, you signed a piece of paper that says if they cannot finance you then you pay XX per mile on the car even if you return it. Report them to the state dealer licensing board.
Once the deal is signed, you have the power.......
No. They'll scam you and give you much less money.
If you signed a contract then probably not but it is also good to read the fine print of a contract to know what your getting yourself into. You do NOT sign your soul off to the devil without knowing what is going to happen.
I don't know of any dealership that would allow that. On the other hand any dealership will accept a vehicle bought from them for trade in, but I have no doubt that you will lose money on the deal.
Abstract nouns for dealer are a deal or dealership.
Lebron signed a deal for six years and 110.1 million.
I believe they signed with sony for a 5 albums deal that was around 20Millions
Up to the point where the contract is signed, either party can modify the terms. Once the contract is signed, the deal is done and both sides have to live with it.
Yes, buying a used car from a dealership can be a goodway to save money on a vehicle. Make sure you check out the prices at all of your local dealerships so you know you are getting the best deal.
No! its not the dealerships fault.!>!!>!:)>)>)
A dealership can ask you for anything. It is up do you determine if the extra fee is necessary or valid. If they said the license was included in the price then just walk away from the deal. No one is twisting your arm, so it's up to you what you wish to do.
Lionel Messi from Barcelona FC just signed a big deal with FIFA12.