Honest mistake or ?????
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I sure hope they learned to be more carefull. and thanks I didn't relize I had 500 
Originally Posted by polarbear
No, the dealership probably did- the salesman sells the truck, but usually isn't responsible for the final math. that gets dumped in F&I's lap. One way or other, i think the store did the right thing. It's one of those educational things- they'll be more careful next time.
Congrats on 500 posts, BTW.
Congrats on 500 posts, BTW.
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I have bought 6 different rigs from the same dealer. 1 of those rigs I had not set up the deal, but felt they took advantage of the person doing the buying. This dealership redid the deal and quoted a honest mistake on their part in not knowing who the buying party was. The second rig, they did not give me the quoted rebates and I called them on it and once again they redid the deal. I guess what I am saying mistakes are made and everyone should do their best to fix the problems. Plus if you treat them fair, you might get a better deal in the future.
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From: near pittsburgh pa
If I read this right, You did offer to split the difference. I think that is fair and a good way to answer. Dealer was probably glad for a postive answer and said, "hey, lets just eat this"
Bottom line, great customer, good dealer!
Glad you got your King Ranch
Bottom line, great customer, good dealer!
Glad you got your King Ranch
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