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What is the name of your state? Washington
We traded in 2 vehicles on a 1999 Dodge Durango on August 16.
The dealer was unable to find a lender to finance the original loan amount and changed the numbers to get a new loan with higher interest. I have been left stranded and have been taking it back and forth to several different repairmen. The car had the check engine light on when we got it and it is in the paperwork for them to fix it. The car has been in the shop for 9 days this time. The dealership is pressuring us to sign the new financing. We told him we did not feel we wanted the car with all these problems and we will not pay the extra interest. He told us he could finance the original contract theirselves and that we were legally obligated. Can we walk away and get our vehicles back since the original sale was contingent on them obtaining financing elsewhere.
 



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