Change of mind

[AudiMan9000]

The initial message was deleted from this topic on 12 May 2020 at 23:06

[anonymous-user]

Yes

[jhoneyball]

AudiMan9000 said:

There was a verbal agreement only recorded in calls and emails.

Excuse me for being dim, how is a verbal agreement recorded in an email?

[Triumph Man]

It's the universe's way of telling you to go for the RWD BMW over the FWD Audi, even though you won't feel the difference.













yes you will

[halo34]

Almost every single post about this audi you have made points to one thing, some sort of anxiety about the car you have chosen.

Phone them, email them and ask....honestly OP not being funny but you have been trying to justify this purchase through others on here for a while now.

Maybe take some time out to have a think and decide what you want?

[halo34]

Without T&Cs and some details, dont think anyone can answer that other than speculate until you talk to them.

They can't make you take a car presumably so any deposit may be the question point, but others on here (probably not in car buying) will have wiser words.

[ZX10R NIN]

If it's a stock vehicle I think they'll be reasonable as long as they haven't already transported it from another facility, at which point they may ask for the cost of this.

Due to them closing they wouldn't have sold it to anyone else so I believe you'll be okay, in the current climate you won't be the first or last to do this.

[IJWS15]

If they want to play hard ball they can enforce the contract you have. You only need a written contract for land and intellectual property.

If they haven't registered the car, or done anything about clearing the finance, they are likely to let you walk away.

There are a number of other possibilities in between.

You will only find out by talking to them, not us.

[Cliftonite]

jhoneyball said:

AudiMan9000 said:

There was a verbal agreement only recorded in calls and emails.

Excuse me for being dim, how is a verbal agreement recorded in an email?

The majority of e-mails are verbal.

[anonymous-user]

AudiMan9000 said:

I just want to know, if I say I don’t want it anymore, can they do anything about it?

Yes

Cliftonite said:

The majority of e-mails are verbal.

I would argue most emails are written not verbal

[Cliftonite]

Mobilecommute said:

I would argue most emails are written not verbal

Everything written in words can be described as verbal. Look it up!

Regards. P Dantic, Esq.

[Shaw Tarse]

Speak to them, point them to your posts on here, I'd think they would refund you for a quiet life.

[DoubleD]

Shaw Tarse said:

Speak to them, point them to your posts on here, I'd think they would refund you for a quiet life.

Yeah, I bet they would be really concerned about this thread....