IfI signed a contract the dealership didn’t provided itemized costs and charged hidden fees doI still have a case in civil court?
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IfI signed a contract the dealership didn’t provided itemized costs and charged hidden fees doI still have a case in civil court?
I purchased a used car from an authorized dealership on the price we agreed upon, yet I ended up paying $3000 more than the agreed price. Without providing any vehicle service record (lied about no service record) and itemized cost on the contract, I was tricked into signing . Made several calls to the dealership, they kept avoiding me and telling me hat I already signed the contract, nothing can be changed or done. I am not trying to break the contract or return the car, I jut want to get rid of that 3000 on my financing contract. My question is can i win in small claim court
Asked on November 3, 2011 under General Practice, New York
Answers:
SJZ, Member, New York Bar / FreeAdvice Contributing Attorney
Answered 13 years ago | Contributor
The answer to your question will be found in the contract of sale and/or financing agreement you signed. If the agreement(s) you signed gave a certain price and did not note that there may be additional charges of certain types or kinds, then that is enforceable--so if you signed agreements stating that the price was, say, $20,000, with no other fees or costs, you can enforce that.
On the other hand, if you signed a contract of sale of sale for, say, $20,000, but that price only applied to a
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