He gave me a price of 80 more a month for a 5 month loan, Which is a difference of about 4800 up front, which would give the 39400, and a similar model I built on truecar.com has the invoice for 39800. So he was not lying about the invoice. It's a large gap between what I was paying for what was basically a fully loaded base, to a fully loaded auto premium.
I would walk, not taking anyone's crashed car and then later have regrets. Granted, we don't know the extent of the damage. It sucks if you couldn't find a replacement but don't feel pressured to take it if you're not comfortable. 2 cents . Good luck
Yeah, I signed the papers for the car last week, and it was mine, insured it and everything. That's how I am sure they aren't selling it to someone else, they were getting it to their dealer just for me, and I had already agreed to pay the price and everything, all that was left was signing the loan papers today when I was going to go pick the car up.
Oh, no no. I am not buying a pre crashed car that is "brand new" haha. Even if it's repaired to full.
The car I had ordered, was not even to the dealer yet, and the dealer I went to seemed pretty nice. It was a very small dealer though, so that might be why. No one cursed, no one was disrespectful and all that idk. This does leave a sour taste in my mouth for sure.
You should have asked that before you signed anything.
Rye Subaru ford.