re: Legal/Dealership Question

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Actually, most bailments also state that the customer has x amount of days to bring the vehicle back if financing falls through. After that timeframe the dealership can charge a daily fee plus mileage charge like you would a rental car. If the binder does in fact state this the customer can be sued for this amount to cover the value loss. Bottom line, don't be a little bitch, bring the vehicle back.

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How is forcing the dealership to honor the purchase agreement (which they signed) "being a little bitch"?

In this case it doesn't sound like financing fell through. The dealership is simply trying to change the price on a closed deal after the fact to erase their error. They made a mistake and they are trying to walk away from it and unwind the deal unilaterally.