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New car from dealer, his maths are wrong - is it binding ?
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Would really appreciate some advice before I go to the dealer tomorrow to sort this out.
Agreed a price on a new, unregistered car last week, went home to think about it, then confirmed I wanted it by phone. Paid a deposit by credit card to secure it (it was overseas at the time but is now at the dealers and registered). I've signed nothing and only today have received the agreement. There's a simple maths error which, when followed thru, means I owe �1400 less than we agreed. There's no finance involved.
Once I point the error out, is that binding, will I get it cheaper ?
Thanks
Would really appreciate some advice before I go to the dealer tomorrow to sort this out.
Agreed a price on a new, unregistered car last week, went home to think about it, then confirmed I wanted it by phone. Paid a deposit by credit card to secure it (it was overseas at the time but is now at the dealers and registered). I've signed nothing and only today have received the agreement. There's a simple maths error which, when followed thru, means I owe �1400 less than we agreed. There's no finance involved.
Once I point the error out, is that binding, will I get it cheaper ?
Thanks
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The figures are pretty much right but they've added �200 to a sub total (which is later deducted cos it's reg fees and tax and I was told they were included)and made it �1400 more. If I agree the individual figures and get him to add it all up again tomorrow, it will be �1400 less. Can't see how they can change the individual figures, just the calculation (which would go in my favour). There's nothing in writing to say what I originally agreed to pay.
The figures are pretty much right but they've added �200 to a sub total (which is later deducted cos it's reg fees and tax and I was told they were included)and made it �1400 more. If I agree the individual figures and get him to add it all up again tomorrow, it will be �1400 less. Can't see how they can change the individual figures, just the calculation (which would go in my favour). There's nothing in writing to say what I originally agreed to pay.
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