Legal Question in Consumer Law in Georgia

Does your written sales contract spell out specificially that your car has 3rd row seating? If it does, then you arguably have a case to return the car, although you have weakened the case by (1) waiting this long and (2) by the fact that most judges would expect any adult to LOOK at the car and see what it has. Assuming you are not blind, that second point probably dooms a case even if the contract says there is 3rd row seating.

If the contract does NOT specify third row seating, then you obviously have no grounds to complain and the dealer is legally correct in ignoring your calls.

Something sounds fishy here - either the car does or does not have a third row of seats. If cars of this make and model were supposed to have them, then why does yours not have one? It tells me that either someone erred and got the VIN number wrong OR that the VIN number was altered.

I would order a CarFax report and have the car independently checked out by a mechanic and ask another dealer about the third row seats. Depending on what you find out, there may be a remedy if the dealer tampered with the VIN or screwed up the VIN number. If not, then you might have waited too long and the dealer is not going to let you trade for another vehicle. You could try to trade in the car at a different dealership.