Legal Question in Consumer Law in Michigan
I purchased a pre-owned vehicle. I told the salesman before we agreed that I wanted my note to remain under $450. When the paperwork comes back it is a $500 note. I agreed. The financing company called me to introduce themselves and verify information. They said the note shows to be $586. I immediately say this is an error and they refer me back to my salesman. My salesman says sorry I am stuck with the higher note, there was an error in calculation on my paperwork (that states $500 note). Can they do that or is this a breach of contract? Can I say take your vehicle back I don't agree (or can't afford new terms)?
1 Answer from Attorneys
Yes, It is a violation of the Michigan Consumer Protection Act and more. Contact me at kliszlaw.com or call (313)402-0853 to get started. Tim Klisz
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