bought evo, lost evo, f mitsu
It's the dealers problem. Many dealers used to pull this crap on people all the time.
You signed a loan document with terms, they are bound by the contract. If they screwed up then that is between them and Mitsu finance. You are leagally entitle to keep the vehicle under the contract you signed for financing and purchase (buyers order) with the dealer. All the dealer can do is take you to court but they will lose because you can sue them for breach of contract.
I say read all the paper work they gave you and if there is no disclaimer then keep the car.
You signed a loan document with terms, they are bound by the contract. If they screwed up then that is between them and Mitsu finance. You are leagally entitle to keep the vehicle under the contract you signed for financing and purchase (buyers order) with the dealer. All the dealer can do is take you to court but they will lose because you can sue them for breach of contract.
I say read all the paper work they gave you and if there is no disclaimer then keep the car.
Originally Posted by RED DEMON
that really BLOWS chodes. WIsh you could have joined the evo community
time to do LOTS of clutch drops! bounce it off that rev limiter every time! (damn im going to feel bad for the next guy to buy that car)
time to do LOTS of clutch drops! bounce it off that rev limiter every time! (damn im going to feel bad for the next guy to buy that car)
haha yeah don't shift the car till you hit the rev limiter at least twice in each gear.
A contract is a contract. You signed it. The car is yours I say. Too bad you don't live in Colorado. The "Make My Day" law would come in handy if that guy came to get the car.
Originally Posted by nnorris7413
So, does his car now qualify as a used car? Because if so, couldnt he then go back and buy it at a used car price?
Man I think u should be like man FORGET YOU! yall fcked up u better eat that 5%!
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Originally Posted by timzcat
It's the dealers problem. Many dealers used to pull this crap on people all the time.
You signed a loan document with terms, they are bound by the contract. If they screwed up then that is between them and Mitsu finance. You are leagally entitle to keep the vehicle under the contract you signed for financing and purchase (buyers order) with the dealer. All the dealer can do is take you to court but they will lose because you can sue them for breach of contract.
I say read all the paper work they gave you and if there is no disclaimer then keep the car.
You signed a loan document with terms, they are bound by the contract. If they screwed up then that is between them and Mitsu finance. You are leagally entitle to keep the vehicle under the contract you signed for financing and purchase (buyers order) with the dealer. All the dealer can do is take you to court but they will lose because you can sue them for breach of contract.
I say read all the paper work they gave you and if there is no disclaimer then keep the car.
Yeah, thats what i was trying to say^^^^
too many
Re-read the paper work and then keep the evo. You did sign a legal binding contract and its not YOUR fault the dealer messed up. It would be pretty handy to go and ask any of your friends who happen to be lawyers. Keep us posted on the situation.
sorry to hear this, I don't work at a dealership, but you would think that after all documents and paperwork is signed (shows the APR% given) it's the dealers fault that they didn't hold the sale until the dredit check went through. You should be able to keep the car on the terms signed. I don't know if there is a clause where they can let you take posession of the car and get it back it the credit doesn't go through. Did you already give the car back? Let me know I can call my lawyer on retainer and ask him if there is recourse or what you can do if you want. He won't charge me for just asking questions so PM me if you want info. I might just ask for my own future reference.
I know there are alota people saying keep it.. but it just seems wrong to let someone who wants to treat you that way make profit on you.. f that..
Let em have it back and ill just save another year or 2.
And as much as id like to take a dump in the backseat and give it to them, foolish to treat it abusively, and then them not give me my $$ back.
Let em have it back and ill just save another year or 2.
And as much as id like to take a dump in the backseat and give it to them, foolish to treat it abusively, and then them not give me my $$ back.
Originally Posted by timzcat
It's the dealers problem. Many dealers used to pull this crap on people all the time.
You signed a loan document with terms, they are bound by the contract. If they screwed up then that is between them and Mitsu finance. You are leagally entitle to keep the vehicle under the contract you signed for financing and purchase (buyers order) with the dealer. All the dealer can do is take you to court but they will lose because you can sue them for breach of contract.
I say read all the paper work they gave you and if there is no disclaimer then keep the car.
You signed a loan document with terms, they are bound by the contract. If they screwed up then that is between them and Mitsu finance. You are leagally entitle to keep the vehicle under the contract you signed for financing and purchase (buyers order) with the dealer. All the dealer can do is take you to court but they will lose because you can sue them for breach of contract.
I say read all the paper work they gave you and if there is no disclaimer then keep the car.
Get 'em to eat that $2,600 in finance charges.
Last edited by dizzigital; Aug 10, 2005 at 09:53 PM.
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Don't even think about letting them have it back. They ****ed up, they eat it. I mean, if you called them two days after you bought the car and said that you miscalculated how much of a monthly payment you could afford and you need to give them the car back you think they'd be so nice to let you? FUUCK THEM.
