MayorAdamWest

Perhaps one more reason to never live in Texas? In CA, dealers are not legally allowed to keep deposits.

mrsullivan

We're glad to have you stay in California thanks
But in Texas the law is the same.

Joe T

Getting the deposit back without taking the car would have been complicated. It was not a TX dealer so I would have to deal with the possibility of suing an out of state dealer that was more than 1,000 miles away. I also had signed documents that indicated the deposit was non-refundable and took away an open build slot that they otherwise would have sold at the asking price.

I believe the deal will have a happy ending for all parties once it is finalized which I believe should be this week.

osu s2k

doesn't sound like a bad deal, my local dealer has a pts 252xxx asking 389...

usctrojanGT3

A $252k MSRP RS? What the hell did they add to it? One guess...it's a dealer specced car.

signes

^ Would guess a lot of CXX