Yes, the dealership may request a higher down payment if you have already signed the loan documents. This is because the dealership is typically responsible for the down payment when you take out a loan to purchase a car. However, you may be able to negotiate a lower down payment with the dealership if you have already signed the loan documents.
After I've Already Signed the Loan Documents, May the Vehicle Dealership Want a Higher Down Payment?
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Janet GuytonLicensed Agent
Posted on Feb 11, 2023
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