re: Friend bought new truck, dealer reneged on sale price

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The way it'd work in your contract would be if they couldn't get financing within 10 days and then were able to approve you at a higher rate, but you'd have to come in and sign again.

They couldn't just up the rate or cost without you signing to it.

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I get that, but that would take a monumental frick up by the finance people for it to be something legit causing a $100 increase on the monthly payment.

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Twatbox didn't read what I wrote.

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I love that you're calling me names when you're actually owning yourself.

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He gave the truck back told them to find a truck equal to his trade in and give it to him. Which IMO was stupid I would have told them to piss off and kept driving the new one

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God this pisses me the frick off so bad.

I'm literally seething with anger right now hearing about this man's stupidity.

I hope you gave your friend a ton of shite for being a retarded pussy.

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7 fricking days on yours, you fricking twat

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....how are you this stupid.

The original contract is null and void.

The document protects buyer and seller.

He has two choices, resign or bail.

What the frick are you even arguing? X

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This might be the issue though. Like they approved him for a rate he didn't qualify for and the bank didn't finance the loan.

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I know the software may have changed, but the Finance guy typically sends out the customers info and banks typically auto send an approval or denial, OR needs to call the bank.

For them to frick up that bad means the Finance guy wasn't the person doing the deal

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Again, that is a gigantic miscalculation to increase the payment that much. That kind of miscalculation is incredibly unlikely.

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You've never put a decimal in the wrong place?

Really? Not even once.

1.6% vs 16% there's your $100.

OPs friend is clearly stupid. Do you think he has good credit? I don't.

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Because he is a hot head and let his anger overrun commen sense.

It was basically a "frick y'all y'all can have the damn truck" thinking he was sticking it to em but in reality they won.

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I really want to meet his guy IRL.

He sounds like a real gem that has to be seen and heard in person to be believed.

I have the hardest time that even in anger, someone can be this retarded.

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You've never put a decimal in the wrong place?

Really? Not even once.

1.6% vs 16% there's your $100.

OPs friend is clearly stupid. Do you think he has good credit? I don't.

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If these things weren't done electronically, you might have a point. I stand by that kind of error being extremely unlikely.

Regardless, they are way out of their window to try to do anything about it. OP's "buddy" is a dumbass for even talking the the dealership again about this, let alone actually giving the truck back.

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Regardless, they are way out of their window to try to do anything about it. OP's "buddy" is a dumbass for even talking the the dealership again about this, let alone actually giving the truck back.

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Well the question is if the loan was funded.

If so, he can say get lost.

If not, he has to bring the car back, per the loan document you posted.

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Regardless, they are way out of their window to try to do anything about it. OP's "buddy" is a dumbass for even talking the the dealership again about this, let alone actually giving the truck back.

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Yes. And no.

The original contract is null and void. His truck is unregistered. It is in their name.

He actually has zero rights to the truck.

In 60 days, he hasn't made a payment. 45 is the typical max.