Yep, that's what I am going to do. I am still waiting for a response to my email to them.
An attorney would cost more than the $3000.
Much, much more. That is why I want to shame them into honoring the agreement. I can also threaten them with other things.
I may do that.
It is the msrp that went up I guess because there is no dealer mark up shown.
My MSRP went up and the sticker shows higher but the dealership is honoring the original buyers order which would have been my sticker if it had been built last year. That's how it is supposed to work. Sounds like his dealership is applying the new MSRP and adding on to it even.
Most attorneys give free initial consultations. He or she may recommend small claims court if there really is a contract. The dealer will have a hard time explaining the $3k if they are getting reimbursed by Ford. Judges usually do not like anyone double dipping.
My dealer today told me I couldn't get the price protection AND the rate protection, that I had to choose. So I chose the rate. But my MSRP only went up $1300
This is some top shelf talking out of ones own butt stuff right here.
Not true. Just last month, a dealer (who did pull some other sketchy things), honored all of the following:
mine was the same (in Canada) - honoured x plan pricing, original price and showed me interest rates and i said "weren't interest rates protected as well?" and he clicked the little radio button that reverted to the financing % back then (3.49% vs now 4.49%)
