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Originally Posted by viobruin
I don't think you understand. The only party that has the power to "accept" an "offer" is the offeree (i.e., the buyer). Once an offer is made, the only thing the offeror (i.e., dealership) can do is rescind the offer (the rescission has to take place before the offer is accepted).
As for the money, the original poster has already stated that he will pursue this matter on principle alone. I think he already understands that if it goes into litigation, it will cost him something.
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and I'm saying it will take a court to determine if any of that happened...you and I don't matter....
did a contract exist?
what are the damages?
was there a 'mistake'?
I'm sure the car dealer has lawyers too, that will see and defend the other position with vigor...
it would be in the best interest of both parties to negotiate...