Quote Originally Posted by JeremyEvoX
Let me ask this Princess, since you work at a dealership. When you are signing your paperwork, is there something you sign that says you will bring the car back if the loan falls through or something?

If so, you gotta take the car back.

If not, I say you have bought the car. You have a bill of sale. Do what you're supposed to do and go up there everytime your bill is due and pay the dealership. Don't give them a reason to repo it. That is if you are just in love with this car and have to keep it. If you really don't care either way, it's probably not worth the trouble. You may even want to ask a lawyer. Most attorneys will give a free first consultation and then charge you if you have them do anything. Again, this is only if you feel you have to have the car.
If the loan was not secured, he should have signed paperwork stating that the terms of the contract and bill of sale were contingent upon the approval of financing.