After hearing this ad on the radio I went to DriveAmerica, signed three contracts, was given the terms, was given the key, and drove off with a used Jeep Wrangler. I signed these "Contracts" specifically: Vehicle Cash Purchase Agreement, Retail Installment contract and security agreement, and finally I signed a Retail Certificate of Sale. The Jeep was plated to me, and registered in my name thru the DMV, or so I thought when signing the Retail Certificate of Sale. I drove the Jeep for a week, five days, and recieved a phone call from this company stating that the loan fell thru, I needed to come back in and sign another contract, one that puts my co-buyer as the buyer, and I would need to come up with another $500.00 on top of the grand I already gave them. The choice was made clear to me that if I did not re-write the contracts that I would have to return the jeep. I could not come up with another 500 so quickly, and the co-buyer did not want the contracts in her name as buyer. I returned the jeep, grumping all the way, with a written statement for the salesmanager to sign stating the jeep was returned in the same condition as when I picked it up. He would not sign any such agreement and I was sent on my way. Am I wrong in stating that I was always brought up to believe in the word "contract" and to the best of my knowledge, Webster has not changed the definition of the word. Thanks for reading.
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