Quick question for anyone in this situation or has already navigated it.
My husband purchased a car back in February with an estimated delivery date of august – December.
He just received this email today about the interest rate being increased because of they “world situation”, which I find to be utter BS.
Apparently, this is covered in the small print according to their email, but is this legal? This seems too large of a change to the terms and agreements.
Additionally, they are still in the delivery date window, but I feel skeptical they will deliver on time. His mothers car was late and another friend of his had a car delivered so late they tried to sell him another car.
We may have an out here if they don’t deliver in time, but we would honestly like out of this contract and hoping for this as a legitimate breach.
Danke im voraus!
by perfectpeach88
2 comments
He didn’t purchase a damned thing? He *leased* a car. That’s not buying. That is renting. And that takes a contract over a time span, and those contracts often come with clauses to make sure the company you lease from can adjust their prices to adjust for external factors. Which your hubbs signed. Look at the contract fine print to see whether or not this clause is in there. If it is, pretty much you can bend over and take it like a man.
Had he *bought* a car, you’d be out of this mess. And, ideally, you wouldn’t be saddled with a Kia.
>Apparently, this is covered in the small print according to their email, but is this legal? This seems too large of a change to the terms and agreements. […] hoping for this as a legitimate breach.
This is lawyer territory.