Car dealership rescind deal? (lease, loan, deal)

[elsas1]

I leased a vehicle and traded in my car, I let them know that it had been in an accident and they went ahead and made the deal with me on Saturday. Yesterday they called me and told me that the car has more damage than expected and that I need to give them more money or take back the car. Does this sound right?

[sean1the1]

Since they agreed to give you the money, and looked at the vehicle. I wouldn't give them the money especially since it's dealership if anything they should know.

[elsas1]

Thank you. I will be speaking with them later on in the day and want to be prepared with as much information as possible.

[Mr_Geek]

Read the paperwork you signed very carefully to see if they slipped something in about doing this. If not, tell them to pound sand.

[elsas1]

I did, the only exception is if they cannot find someone to fund my loan. In this case, that is not the issue since my car and my new car are being financed by the same bank just a different amount, all of the financing was approved prior to driving off the lot. Thank you for your input, I am feeling better and better about going at it with them later on.

[VLWH]

Didn’t you sign a release for the previous vehicle.

[looker009]

It's their problem that they didn't check the vehicle properly prior to accepting the deal. As long as there is no issue with the loan itself, they can pound sand. Basically they made a mistake when they accepted your trade in and now want to change that deal.