Of course you exclude Alaska..... ya know we have feelings up here too.. ?
Unpossible, they’re frozen.
If you get an offer in writing from a dealer and then they refuse to honor it, what are you going to do about it? It’s important to check outside reviews to see how honest and upfront a dealership is.
If I get a signed offer in writing and the dealer doesn't honor it , I'm calling my attorney. Not saying not to do your due diligence. Just saying some posts were alittle harsh for someone trying to offer us a great deal. At least this guys trying and not like the dozens of dealers that laughed at me when I asked them if they can do the same deal as Granger/Stephens. I did end up finding a local dealer to do $1000 under invoice, so to all the dealers that chuckled at me. "Who laughs last laughs Best" A quote I learned from my dad. ?
For real! “Ohh boo hoo feel bad for me because i live on a tropical paradise island in the middle of the ocean and it makes getting a new car harder!”
and you very well may decide to do that if you are put in that position, but realistically most folks won't. The do the math, see the costs of filing suit, getting an attorney, time, aggravation, ETC. and find that they have to prove damages to likely get anything other than the unwinding of the deal. Aside from the very few that fight on principle, the dealers know they hold all the cards. Even if you were able to prove that you were harmed (and not buying a mass produced, depreciating asset at a reduced price would be a tough nut to prove damages on), the remedy will not be giving you the difference back. Best case is that the dealer is forced to give back a deposit, which they probably will do anyway because it costs them time, money, and aggravation to fight a suit.
He already addressed the fact that he changed his mind on the deposit...not sure what you asking for it again is doing. He heard the feedback and changed in the buyer’s interest...that’s a good thing. He’s here as an owner offering a good deal and is very responsive. Good things...I don’t get the harassment.
And he’s got one of the best offers on the market right now.
Luckly I've never had to get a attorney involved in my dealings. But I think a simple call to the owner or GM about how their dealership commited fraud, should correct the problem.
100% agree. Don't slap a gift horse in the mouth.
lol just for the free shipping...I did a u ship from me to anchorage and it was like $2600...at 3% under, we could drop ship to your local dealer, if they will do a courtesy delivery....they usually charge $300-$500 to handle it
yes 3% under for a July reservation...doesn’t matter to me 21/22/23..ford will build based on time stamp and constraint
