u/swearmenone

My deal for a car was 36569 when on the lot it went for 32000. I had a friend help me and the dealers verbally agreed to 23000. They slyly added in some warranties that I will be cancelling as well but I am so stupid. My friend left once we made a verbal agreement and they flew through the paperwork and I signed thinking it was fine (again I know I'm dumb). Now I'm stuck with this car that I'm over paying for, not only in what was verbally agreed, but in the actual cost of it.

Once I cancel the warranties it will take me down to 28819.

It's weird as well because they put my down payment down as 7750 when it was actually 5000. What does that mean?

I guess it doesn't matter. I screwed up and have to deal with it I guess. Mostly just needed to rant.

I paid 5000$ for the down payment. It is showing in the paperwork as around 7200. Why did they do this? Is that allowed?

I bought mine today and am likely going to cancel the warrantys tomorrow. Is there a reason to keep it?

I bought a Nissan kick on 8/15. I love the car but after further thought want to cancel the warranty, gap insurance, and maintenance warranty. Am I able to do so? How do I do this? I live in and bought the car in ohio

The Corolla is just an upgrade from my 2018 Toyota Corolla. I love to thrift so I was thinking the hatchback could be helpful with moving things. But I'm having trouble choosing. Which car is better? The corrola had abt 20,000 miles less than the hatchback