« Reply #10 on: 19 March 2016, 12:20 »
Some good advice here and what an awful situation taking the gloss off a big moment.
Is it a biggish dealership?
Did you get much of a discount?
If the car has indeed been stolen then their insurance should cover for customer cars stolen off their premises and you'd think there would be a hire car available to you at the least?
I'm sure you're very disappointed but hang in there and don't just get a second hand Fiesta out of pure frustration. Sleep on it for a few days. Stick to your guns and original budget.
The dealership will have to pay for optional extras on a car they buy in if it's already built, hence why they want to put your monthlies up - their management won't want to be giving away freebies like that if you've already had a big discount and their bottom line is affected.
Just bear in mind the reason your monthlies go up (assuming PCP here?) is that the options are worth a fraction of their original cost down the line.
As you're a cash buyer in the sense you have no part ex then you do have and awful lot of options open to you.

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