Question: Can a car dealership be held accountable for adding unwanted options to a vehicle purchase, despite receiving an email requesting their removal, and what are the legal implications if the vehicle was accepted with those options included?
Answer: In a case of deceptive practices and unwanted charges by a car dealership, despite an email and review indicating a request to remove unwanted options, the fact that the car was accepted and taken possession of with those options might appear as acceptance of the contract terms as they were. You should always carefully review any and all documents or contracts before agreeing to them or signing them. If you'd like to book a call with an attorney to discuss your situation, contact Cape Law to see if services are offered in your jurisdiction.
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