Not the first such question and not the last. The answer is always the same. Either sign the new contract or return the car. May as well merge it with the 20 identical threads.
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Forgive my ignorance, but if a dealer changes the contract to be worse terms that what was originally signed and the buyer decides to return it, it’s as if nothing happened? What if it were a new car, does the dealer just have to eat it? I’d imagine if a dealer asked you to resign a contract they’d explain the reasoning and not just yell at you to do it.
There are always 3 sides to a story. The buyer’s, the dealer’s and the truth. Lol
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Just looking through your post history and taking a look at the original numbers you posted…oh wait…
Odd that this question isn’t posted on that thread…
Imagine you are a leasee and you want to change the numbers after the delivery, like put down more money and make monthly less, because of some financial reason but basically make the payment same for the dealer somehow. Will the dealer ever give a xxx about it? Now I learned these lease terms are written to enable the dealer to do this kind of thing and they take it granted as I see in this thread, which I think is not normal in many other daily legal contract circumstances. I rarely drove the car since the delivery and don’t mind returning it, but I have enough other things to care about so I’m gonna sign it and move on.
You need to understand that the lease is between you and the bank, not you and the dealer. It has clauses in it for how to rectify errors should they be found when it gets to the bank. You surely read these clauses before you signed the paperwork, right?
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OP has made his decision. Nothing else to see here.