Car Loan -Is It Enforceable ?

[Spursflyer]

I have recently received a copy of a car loan agreement which was taken out in 2001 . On looking at the agreement I have noted that the dealer/ finance company dated their signature in error as being eaxctly 1 year after mine . ie I bought the car on 15/12/01 yet they have signed the agreement as being 15/12/02 . Would this imply that for the 1st of the 4 years of the agreement that the agreement was unenforceable or that the agreement in its entirety is unenforceable ?

[revolting peasant]

I would think that the agreement would be enforceable if the dealer could demonstrate that it was a simple administrative error.

 

You signed the agreement in 2001 and you are not disputing that as far as I can tell so even though the dealer incorrectly dated it I certainly wouldn't want to test it in court.

Edited June 12, 2008 by revolting peasant

[big blue one]

not trying to be funny but why try to get out of something that you obviously owe, and signed for?

[Spursflyer]

No the problem with the car is it kept breaking down and the dealer has had it back in the garage 10 times and can't find out whats wrong with it - neither can the manufacturers mechanics who have visited the dealers workshop when the car has been there . The car is less than 3 years old but has done more than 60k miles hence the dealer is saying it is out of warranty .

[raydetinu]

Contact the HP company, its their car, may be able sort something out with garage.