But you also failed to mention this 
That should have been a conversation with the dealer, not VW Credit, as its the dealer that wants the $1300.
You essentially had a conversation with a party in the equation that was completely happy with everything.
Why you giving the dude a hard time? If you knew anything about anything you would know that this happened a month after the fact and the bank had already funded the contract. He canāt just talk to the dealer and unwind (like I have said before - it is not his choice). He canāt even threaten because the deal is funded. Relax yo.
Thanks for saving me the reply. This guy clearly doesnāt get it.
If I āreturnā the car, I am essentially doing a voluntary repossession and will be ruining my credit. There is no such thing as unwinding a deal in California, there is no cool-off period, and even if there was, this was 30 days after I signed the freaking deal!
So telling him heās talking to the wrong individual is giving someone a hard time? I guess iām giving him a hard time.
Iām not talking about a cooling off period and iām also not talking about voluntary repossession. I live in CA, iām very well aware of the options.
But best of luck in your fight.
Okay, I have read this whole somnabitch, and I am still not clear.
You have no idea why you owe $1300 more? They just say you owe it?
Bahahahahaha.
Ask him if why he didnāt just unwind the dealā¦
I think I read most of it.
Just an advice.
Walk into the dealership and talk to the manager over there to clarify the situation for you. Maybe you will be (unpleasantly) surprized that they actually are right and they are covered by the signed contract.
If they just beat around the bush then maybe they are just fishing and do this as common practice. If out of 50 requests 10 people pay, they make $13000. Not too shabby.
But showing your face in there is a move that carries a lot of weight believe it or not. And itās free.
Good luck, I am looking forward to see how it ends. I hope you resolve this quickly and favorably for you. You are right to be angry, but take a breath, keep a cool head
I agree with this comment. I find showing up in person is far less awkward too, and itās much easier to find out a personās actual intentions vs a phone call or certified letter. It could be a simple misunderstanding easily resolved in 10 minutes.
Yes, this worked for me.
Try NBC / Telemundo - NBC Universal.
They have a consumer advocate investigative teams that handles these disputes.
My Investigative Producer @ NBC Los Angeles got what I rightly deserved from Best Buy a year agoā¦
Heās already in touch with the local CBS affiliate.
OP, why not just unwind the deal?
I think at this point after reading the entire thread, all thatās left for OP to do is unwind the deal and give the car back. Itās really the only way to give the dealer the 'ole one-two. That will show those scallywags what heās made of!
One problem- thereās no way the dealer will unwind the deal and is under no obligation to do so.
We were being sarcastic. We know thatās not an option.
If they wonāt unwind, maybe rewind?
Never mind.
My questions:
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