Outrageous Car Salesman

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Unscrupulous Car Salesman

I am asking about Texas Law. My Uncle's stepdaughter, of age, recently purchased a vehicle on her own. When she got home her mother was appalled. The salesman managed to stick her with about $36,000 dollars worth of charges on the purchase of a Chevy S-10. Not only that, but the young woman signed a fraudulent document concerning her own income. To cap things off, the dealership videotaped the transaction. I think she may be screwed, skewed, and bbq'ed; however, is there any recourse?

 

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A chevy S-10 little stinking pickup? My god they are not worth half that!
Has more than 3 days past? I think most states allow you to return the car within 3 days. If not this would definately be worth talking to an attorney.
Has anyone called the car dealerships general manager? Is it a large dealership (multiple stores)? Well I would point out to them that a bad reputation could do alot of damage.

Wow let us know what happens.