re: Scammed by auto dealership...What should I do?

So the GM agreed there was an error, or a lie or what?

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lurk9000

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It's time to stop. Now you tell us your wife was in there too!

Even if he misled you a little, he did you a favor. You need the extended in a 79 month loan on a used car! That model has 2 recalls to this point! Again, one recall is electrical which runs every single thing on a vehicle today.
You are over extended with your money and you know it. NO other reason to have a 79 month loan except trying to get a lower payment cause cash is tight, period. You went in with a payment you could live with, and got a vehicle that didn't fit that payment without you extending the terms. I would guess you out nothing down and if so, shows me you aren't going to pay anything off early. You see, on one hand you want us to believe you are a fiscally responsible person who pays things off early, and then on the other hand, we find out you do NO research or even check with a lender on their current rates before you go spend over $25k on a used vehicle.
You type all day on here in your smartphone, but didn't bother going to your bank's page and checking current rates on auto loans.

Then, on top of all your lies and stupidity, you bad mouth a dealership that made you happy as soon as you spoke to the GM.....he gave you exactly what you asked, yet you still think you need to speak negatively about a business who catered to your complaint! Why wouldn't you be telling people " a guy misled me but the GM stepped in a made everything right without a question. What a great business putting the customer first!"
You are over extended as hell. Congrats on knocking a whopping $25/month off your loan. And yes, others are correct, you can always get the extended later, but at that point, you won't be financing it.