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A car dealership does not have to return a deposit to a buyer if the buyer made the deposit as a good-faith gesture of his intention to purchase a vehicle. The purpose of the deposit is to show that a buyer is serious about the purchase, and willing to lose the deposit if he does not follow through with his agreement.
Purchase deposit For new cars, a deposit is often required when buying a car from the factory. Used car dealers will sometimes require a purchase deposit when they're trading or buying a car from another dealer. It's usually non-refundable, but you should confirm this with the seller.
But usually, a deposit is refundable, or non-refundable depending on what's written in a contract, on a receipt, or posted at the dealership. So, if the buyer decides not to buy, they lose the deposit. If the dealership sells the vehicle, when a deposit is supposed to hold it, the buyer can sue.
Sometimes dealers will try to get a deposit solely to keep you at the dealership or to wear you down until you agree to purchase. ... The deposit may not be refundable if you change your mind. Lastly, a dealer may ask for a deposit to hold a vehicle for you after a Purchase & Sale Agreement has been signed.
Get the vehicle ID number (VIN) from the dealer. The dealer may also ask for a deposit if he has to place a special order with the factory, or if it's a custom-made car. In those cases, the deposit may not be fully refundable, but you can still back out.
Deposits are generally refundable unless there is a lawful liquidated damages clause. The burden is on the party claiming the deposit to show it is a proper liquidated damage and not an improper forfeiture and the written agreement bars return of the deposit.
You pay a binding deposit when you promise to buy the car. ... With a binding deposit, the car dealership will keep your money if you decide not to buy the car. You're under no obligation to complete the purchase, but the prospect of losing your deposit might hold you to your decision.
But usually, a deposit is refundable, or non-refundable depending on what's written in a contract, on a receipt, or posted at the dealership. So, if the buyer decides not to buy, they lose the deposit. If the dealership sells the vehicle, when a deposit is supposed to hold it, the buyer can sue.
Your deposit When you sign a vehicle order, you will be usually be expected to put down about 10% of the purchase price or at least a reasonably hefty sum of money that you wouldn't want to lose. There's no legal requirement for this, but it's standard practice.
When you agree to pay a deposit, it becomes part of a legal contract. Such contracts give rights to and place duties on you and the supplier.
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