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Originally Posted by Nevermore
This part makes me curious, if he told you that, wouldn't that mean the paperwork you signed isn't binding? You only signed it because he assured you with that line, which if it isn't true and your bound by the contract, wouldn't that still be illegal since he lied to make you sign it? I'm no lawyer, but I'm pretty sure he's not allowed to lie to you to get you to sign that paper.
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There is a specific document that is signed during the financial closeout process and the purpose of the document is to state and clarify that you have entered into a contract with the dealership and that this contract is binding on the documents contents, which usually specify that both parties agreements are met. If you signed this document already you may have a harder time walking away from this deal.
Also as a side note; your state may have a law that allows you to cancel a car purchase within 72 hrs of taking delivery, I know VA does. Just check your state law on this.