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Old 07-05-2011, 09:22 PM   #29
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well regardless-- thats chevy fault-- not mine--- there headache
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Old 07-05-2011, 09:38 PM   #30
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It's generally considered bad form to reply to your own thread more than all other posters combined.
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Old 07-05-2011, 09:45 PM   #31
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Wow. This is horrible. Like it's been stated, get your cousin(s).
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Old 07-05-2011, 10:01 PM   #32
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Don't go to the dealer on Thursday. If you have the sales docs, and hopefuly your plates and financing....ignore them. Let them chase you if you want. Say nothing more, do nothing more.
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Old 07-05-2011, 10:10 PM   #33
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Did you hear this directly from Ford or through the Chevy dealer?
+1 I think the Chevy dealer is running you through the rings... I'm sure Ford is being a pain, but probably not as big of an issue as Chevy is making it out to be.

I say the obligation lies on the Chevy dealer for accepting the Ford Lease...

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People trade in modded cars all the time. The lease is really no issue as Ford is not buying the car back. I hope you do not end up seeing a different side to your friend and all works out. They can't take back your Camaro. It is now used and registered in your name. As others have stated, do not agree to rewrite any contract.
+1 Don't sign a thing.
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Old 07-05-2011, 11:04 PM   #34
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um-- well when people ask me questions i am going 2 reply--
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Old 07-06-2011, 05:20 AM   #35
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um-- well when people ask me questions i am going 2 reply--
I feel for your situation, I really do. But you really need to learn how to type. We aren't reading text messages on here, so using numbers instead of spelling out words, using "there" instead of "their"...etc drives people crazy. Your original message was hard to read. I think that's what Berean meant with his posts.

Now, you say the finance person is your friend. Well I think he got caught up in trying to put together a good deal for you and wasn't paying enough attention to the little details of leased vehicles. That's his fault. But, it sounds like the Chevy dealership took an unexpected hit from Ford with your car, and they are "putting out the feelers" to see if they can manipulate you into changing your deal. If you choose to go to the meeting, then just be prepared to call their BS. If there is "fine print" in your existing contract, then take it with you and have one of your cousins look it over. Like others said, don't sign anything else until you have it checked. To me it just sounds like the dealership made a mistake and now they are in damage control. Just be careful, and I know the finance person is your friend, but don't trust him.

I hope everything works out for you.
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Old 07-06-2011, 05:27 AM   #36
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i get the whole texting comment now--- i do apologize. but ya i do hope it works as well... all i know is that they legally can not take back my car-
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Old 07-06-2011, 05:45 AM   #37
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Not a problem man, just wanted to help you out. Don't forget to let us know how everything turns out. Oh, and if you do go to the meeting, don't take the Camaro...
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Old 07-06-2011, 06:14 AM   #38
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ya for sure-- i will let you guys know... and i am definitely not taking the camaro, thanks for all the input guys
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Old 07-06-2011, 07:22 AM   #39
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First question, did your lease say you could make modifications to the car?

Second question, did you tell the Chevy dealer that you had modified the car?

In your original post you said it had mods, but you didn't say you made it clear to the Chevy dealer that you had. If this in fact violated the contract and you passed it off on the Chevy dealer that may be what's going on.

That being said, unless you misrepresented the car or they didn't check until after the deal was concluded, I'm not sure what recourse the dealer has............other than you bringing the car back out of your own kindness.
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stop talking to them, do not say anything but call my lawyer and give them the number.

cut them off if they try to still talk to you with the same line.

they wont bug you anymore, but u best not ever miss a payment........
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Old 07-06-2011, 07:59 AM   #41
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First question, did your lease say you could make modifications to the car?

Second question, did you tell the Chevy dealer that you had modified the car?

In your original post you said it had mods, but you didn't say you made it clear to the Chevy dealer that you had. If this in fact violated the contract and you passed it off on the Chevy dealer that may be what's going on.

That being said, unless you misrepresented the car or they didn't check until after the deal was concluded, I'm not sure what recourse the dealer has............other than you bringing the car back out of your own kindness.
Don't ask don't tell... Common in many cases. If they do not ask then its their own fault for not asking the right questions. Now if they had and he denied it then yes their would be misrepresentation here. When you buy a used car do you not ask any questions? Should be standard practice.

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Old 07-06-2011, 08:18 AM   #42
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now i understand you traded in the car and they payed it off for you. but from my understanding dealers do not take a car without looking at it. so if they did not go outside and check the car out open the hood and see the mods then that is on them.

what would have happened if you made the deal with them and they walked out and your rustang was on three spares five colors of paint and sputtering? would be there fault.

and now also if you trade in a lease or get one and do mods you keep the stock parts unless you are a 100 percent sure you are going to keep the car, if not you keep the stock parts to turn everything back to stock or return to dealer with trade in, so part of that is your mistake.

all i have to say is keep the car locked up or at a friends for a few days till this all blows over, also like others said do not take the car with you, if they ask about it do not reply move on. do not sign anything. if they try to stop you then you just point out you came in to get a new car, had a lease you wanted to trade in and they payed it off and took it so you can get a camaro. you are they buyer and do not know the rules of what a dealer can and can not do.

also i never do a lease i think it is stupid unless you plan on paying it off at the end, but you should read your contract. maybe you could not take the car to any other dealer unless it was a ford and trade up to another model. its all up to you either go with your cousins and see whats up or just wait for a call and talk on the phone, just let them know you are to busy right now to make time so talk to you on the phone and see what they say.

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