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I imagine they don't do it to too many people who they know are lawyers and can fight it on their own behalf or at least make life difficult.
All you guys with your black magno orders--the key is to order something like red or that doo-doo brown that would be really hard to sell so the dealer wants to honor the deal. In my case dealers actually told me if you order a red exterior your deposit is non-refundable!
Last edited by Hodog16; Sep 8, 2021 at 01:36 PM.
I imagine they don't do it to too many people who they know are lawyers and can fight it on their own behalf or at least make life difficult.
All you guys with your black magno orders--the key is to order something like red or that doo-doo brown that would be really hard to sell so the dealer wants to honor the deal. In my case dealers actually told me if you order a red exterior your deposit is non-refundable!
That was the order that was sent to me
Last edited by Bumba; Sep 8, 2021 at 02:57 PM. Reason: Order
Actually I did not see this document. It's just a build list with no signature from either party.......I would say its questionable but I'm not an attorney.
Last edited by Theatrix1; Sep 8, 2021 at 03:07 PM.
I got it in writing from the SA that the vehicle would be delivered at current MSRP. If you have an email or a signed form that says MSRP you have a case. If all you have is that build sheet without any notations or signatures you don’t have a strong argument and can only hope you can call their bluff.
I got it in writing from the SA that the vehicle would be delivered at current MSRP. If you have an email or a signed form that says MSRP you have a case. If all you have is that build sheet without any notations or signatures you don’t have a strong argument and can only hope you can call their bluff.
I’m not a lawyer but this is not a purchase order/contract.
There’s nothing written on this that says that it is a legally binding contract to buy the vehicle at an agreed upon price. Just as you have the ability to cancel the order at any time prior to signing the final sales contract so does the dealer.
also at the bottom it says “pricing subject to change” fwiw
that said, most dealers don’t want to waste their time and money dealing with your lawyer so that’s always an option you can throw at them and hope they cave.
There’s nothing written on this that says that it is a legally binding contract to buy the vehicle at an agreed upon price. Just as you have the ability to cancel the order at any time prior to signing the final sales contract so does the dealer.
also at the bottom it says “pricing subject to change” fwiw
that said, most dealers don’t want to waste their time and money dealing with your lawyer so that’s always an option you can throw at them and hope they cave.










