It depends on what the number was.
If you did the deal "subject to" anything like loan approval, a pay-off on your car being verified, appraisal of your trade-in if it wasn't there, then yes.
Anything other than that, I would be suspicious of. If you have more details, e-mail me and I'll see if I can help.
Jim Carty www.dealertricks.com
Besides the instances already mentioned above, the only other relevant circumstances would be additional cash down to reach a specific monthly payment or to lower the carry to an amount where the lender WILL finance the purchase or grant a more favorable financing rate(typically referred to as "loan to value ratio " or " advance ").
-David
a dealer forged my signature on DMV papers, met with VP he acknolweged it and I'm waiting for the owner to contact me. What are my options
If you purchase a parrot from a reputable breeder, then yes, you can get papers. If not then can I still get papers from sum where?
Probably not. The dealer has done work and incurred expense based on your contract. You may be able to negotiate to only pay his expenses.
If you did not sign anything, yes. If you have signed some papers, depending on what they are, probably not. If you have signed the agreement to purchase, possibly. Ask the selling dealer to let you out of the agreement to purchase.
One can purchase Epson photo papers on the official website of the company "Epson Premium" or on websites like Amazon, Best Buy, eBay, Photo Papers Shop or Argos.
One can purchase papers size A5 almost anywhere where office supplies are sold. Papers size A5 is the most common size of paper used around the globe.
You can purchase an Evinrude motor from the company direct and also there are a number of other sources to purchase from. They are sold on eBay and Boat Trader and would be listed for sale in local papers and online sources.
Not if you signed the papers and paid for it, unless the selling dealer agrees. You cannot simply void a contract you have already signed. Legally you are bound to that contract. Talk to the selling dealer.
Once you sign the papers, it is your car. You cannot return it unless the dealer agrees to the return.
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You dont, unless dealer is willing to work with you on a new purchase. Once you sign the papers and drive off the lot the truck is yours. Good luck!
Once you purchase the car and have signed the papers, it is yours. You cannot return it.