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HenryKringle6000 t1_j6okoev wrote

If they didn’t credit you for the money you gave them then they stole from you.

But, I would double check … because $4k will barely cover the taxes and fees these days. Is it possible the $4k was applied but none of it actually went towards the base cost of the car itself?

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This_Neighborhood511 OP t1_j6ombxb wrote

They didn’t I was financed the original asking price that didn’t have 4K subtracted

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1hotjava t1_j6on2ok wrote

u/henrykringle6000 is saying your $4k probably covered the taxes owed. So the financed amount most likely is what the asking price was.

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HenryKringle6000 t1_j6oojb9 wrote

Yep, if the sticker price is $40k … then there is probably $4k in taxes and fees. So, total cost is $44k. With $4k down you finance $40k

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This_Neighborhood511 OP t1_j6opas0 wrote

It was 28k not sure if that information is relevant to how much taxes and fees should have added up too this late I just wish I wasn’t so misinformed 😅

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kishkangravy t1_j6os1yp wrote

This should have been caught when the finance manager and the accounting office did the deal. And the accounting figures should be on the invoice you received when you picked up the car. If you don't have it call and ask the office manager for it, it will show what happened to your 4000 or whatever the amount was that you put down.

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