What is the name of your state (only U.S. law)? Michigan
So I recently put a deposit down on a used vehicle, under the stipulation that the car would be held for me ONLY IF I did this.
Well, I noticed they're still posting advertisements for the car on craigslist, every day since I did that (I didn't purchase outright because they had to take it to get detailed).
Supposedly the deposit is non-refundable, but I'm not sure if Michigan law allows that (I've heard it doesn't, but can't find it in the law code myself).
I've found what I think is a better car (30,000 miles less, in the color I want so I don't need to repaint it, about 60 miles closer) and as long as it comes with as good of a warranty as this car, I think I'd like to buy this new car instead.
Do I have any recourse, or do I just have to bite it, if I decide to get the other car?
I don't remember signing anything that said non-refundable. He swiped my card using an iPhone app.
So I recently put a deposit down on a used vehicle, under the stipulation that the car would be held for me ONLY IF I did this.
Well, I noticed they're still posting advertisements for the car on craigslist, every day since I did that (I didn't purchase outright because they had to take it to get detailed).
Supposedly the deposit is non-refundable, but I'm not sure if Michigan law allows that (I've heard it doesn't, but can't find it in the law code myself).
I've found what I think is a better car (30,000 miles less, in the color I want so I don't need to repaint it, about 60 miles closer) and as long as it comes with as good of a warranty as this car, I think I'd like to buy this new car instead.
Do I have any recourse, or do I just have to bite it, if I decide to get the other car?
I don't remember signing anything that said non-refundable. He swiped my card using an iPhone app.