If the dealer forgot to include the upgrades onthe invoice for my new car, do I owe himsince I alreadyI paid for the it?
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If the dealer forgot to include the upgrades onthe invoice for my new car, do I owe himsince I alreadyI paid for the it?
I signed a contract and financing is in place. Now dealer realizes he forgot to include upgrades and wants a new financing contract to include these upgrades. Do I have to sign the new contract?
Asked on February 12, 2012 under General Practice, New Jersey
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FreeAdvice Contributing Attorney / FreeAdvice Contributing Attorney
Answered 12 years ago | Contributor
If you knew when you bought the car that the upgrades were not included in the invoice then you would be responsible legally for having to pay for them.
However, if upon purchase you did not realize that the upgrades to the vehicle were not included in the purchase price then you would not be legally responsible for signing a revised contract since the mistake was a unilateral mistake by the dealership under the latter example.
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