Legal Question in Consumer Law in New York

My boyfriend and I bought a truck from a dealership at first he wanted a dodge and the salesperson said he'd help him get the dodge if he put $400 down then the next week they told him he couldn't get the dodge and could have a Chevy they never said anything about a down payment and there was nothing in writing saying we owe them anything. We saw the guy from the dealership one of the owners at a local burger king and he pulled over right next to us and kept telling my boyfriend to get out of the car and that he was gonna kill him and that he was gonna get hismoney back my boyfriend said to please drive away because our 2 year old was in the back seat now they're sending us letters saying they're going to garnish his wages and take the truck back. Were still paying on the truck to the bank but the $400 they say we owe them wasn't apart of anything we signed is this wrong?


Asked on 8/01/15, 7:39 am

1 Answer from Attorneys
SHAHRIAR KASHANIAN LAW OFFICES OF SHAHRIAR KASHANIAN, ESQ.,

Write a certified letter to the dealership demanding the production of signed documents evidencing your $400 balance (preferably hi-lighted for easy identificaton). Otherwise, you owe nothing.

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Answered on 8/01/15, 10:26 am


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