If you buy a new car

tshoww · 03-10-2013, 08:24 PM

Anyone have any experience with this:

If you buy a new car and the next day decide you wanted more options/ more expensive model would the dealer allow you to do so just with paying the difference?

Just wondering because I bought a 2013 tacoma access cab and wish I got the 4 door lol

sidechained · 03-10-2013, 10:07 PM

Depends on the dealer, manufacturer and timing.

I'd call them up ASAP and ask them about it. If you catch it early enough, most dealers can make modification changes to the allocation...if you wait too long, it won't let them make any adjustments.

HpDellNestle · 03-10-2013, 10:11 PM

Once car registered to ur name, it will be an used car. Act fast.

tshoww · 03-10-2013, 10:13 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by HpDellNestle

Once car registered to ur name, it will be an used car. Act fast.

Quote:

Originally Posted by sidechained

Depends on the dealer, manufacturer and timing.

I'd call them up ASAP and ask them about it. If you catch it early enough, most dealers can make modification changes to the allocation...if you wait too long, it won't let them make any adjustments.

Thanks guys, I just bought it late Saturday night and they are closed today so i'm crossing my fingers. I will call them as soon as they open.

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