QUESTION
A New car dealership added a third party warranty to my vehicle deal without my knowledge. It was changed by someone at the dealership once I left.
Asked on Mar 01st, 2018 on Consumer Fraud - Florida
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A New car dealership added a third party warranty to my vehicle deal without my knowledge. The paperwork was changed once I left the dealership. I have emails showing the discrepancy and they will not respond. The warranty they added is a 3 year mechanical warranty on a brand new leased truck that has a factory warranty. The signed document that I have says "no" to warranty they emailed me a copy that says "yes" It was changed after the deal by someone other than me.
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This may be a Fla. Stat. 501.976 or TILSA violation depending on how all this occurred.If you don't want the warranty, presumably you can contcat the warranty company in the meantime and at least recieve a partial refund. If the dealer won't address this you may need to hire a lawyer to sue them for a refund or damages and to determine what actually happened with the paperwork.
Answered on Mar 06th, 2018 at 5:54 AM
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