Car Dealer/ Personal opinion: input.

[jsxtreme]

Agreed go see Matt at Varisty or Francis at Golling. Both have been awesome to work with.

[ultradriver10000]

And you're in Michigan now, we say "you guys".

Well the plural of y'all is all y'all LoL. Hey yous guyssss

I hate to see people taken advantage of.
Financing through a dealer is a huge no no.
I realize this is easy for me to say, but if I bought a car and the dealer called me back several days later to renegotiate I would tell them to go fuck themselves.

x2 a buddy of mine saw a Malibu on the lot for sale loaded LTZ with the wrong tag, it was tagged as a base model. He ended up getting an amazing deal because they didn't realize it was loaded. They ended up figuring it out about 3 months later and tried to get him to pay an additional $5K. He just laughed at them.

So, end of the day, 1.5k out of pocket, dealer I am guessing gave up any possible gains on the trade or what ever and was able to make a deal. Previous finance amount was 23.5k new finance amount is 18.9k .
that includes full pay off of my trade in. New payment is lower than previous at 333/m

while I don't like coming off the cash, think in the end, this may be a much better deal as the finance amount is much lower.

All of your input was able to get me to this point. If they weren't able to get this done, I was going to walk

That is a better deal overall anyways.

The only conclusion I can come to is - honest mistake and they made good?

-Geoff

Seems like the dealer screwed up, but helped to make it right. Good for them.

I've leased 3 Chevys from Ed Rinke and had great luck with them. Told them what i wanted and they emailed me when they had it. Had all the paper work ready when I arrived and in all 3 cases I'd say i averaged 45 min to 1 hour total time at the dealer.