Ed
Janesville,#2Consumer Suggestion
Wed, June 05, 2002
...you must have signed an agreement to purchase the vehicle in the first place, right? No dealer would allow you to take the vehicle without signing all the paperwork. So assuming you didn't lie when you applied for the financing, then you have this contract agreement which I doubt any court would see that they are free to break as they wish. After all, they knew what your credit was even before you signed those papers. Once an agreement is signed, they are not free to modify the terms any more than you are, and no court in the country would allow them to do it. So, either you lied to them to get financed, or these guys are real crooks. In any case, you need to get a lawyer.