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Originally Posted by OneRib
A little off topic, but taking a deposit for a GTS is a little disingenuous. If the original buyer balked when the car came in, a dealer would have an easy time selling it to someone else. I can understand a deposit on a little ordered car, a car in low demand, or a car with a very strange configuration. Otherwise this is just a money grab.
Is there something I'm missing?
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It isn't a money grab if they do not cash the check. It is actually protection from someone coming in and offering them money above what the car is sold for. They have a name with the car and earnest money attached to it which confirms the contract. Best for both parties.