When do you sign your final papers?
UPDATE!!! I will try and make this short, but it might not be possible. Going to break this up and give some stories. RV open road in monroe wa. Gave them the price i was happy with. They told...
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I just bought a new TT a few weeks ago, and my dealer's procedure is to do the PDI and then sign & pay. I wouldn't have it any other way.
However, you may be leaving out some details. You said 'final paperwork' but then the dealer is saying you can still back out. The details matter here. Are you signing the actual closing documents (i.e., final purchase documents), or something more like a deposit contract that reserves the RV for you? If it's the latter (deposit contract), that might be okay as long as it says you can back out for any reason.
The flip side of not signing paperwork that reserves the RV for you is that the dealer could sell it out from under you. If someone walks in with cash tomorrow, it's hard for the dealer to turn that down.
In any event, short answer is don't commit until you've done the PDI.
However, you may be leaving out some details. You said 'final paperwork' but then the dealer is saying you can still back out. The details matter here. Are you signing the actual closing documents (i.e., final purchase documents), or something more like a deposit contract that reserves the RV for you? If it's the latter (deposit contract), that might be okay as long as it says you can back out for any reason.
The flip side of not signing paperwork that reserves the RV for you is that the dealer could sell it out from under you. If someone walks in with cash tomorrow, it's hard for the dealer to turn that down.
In any event, short answer is don't commit until you've done the PDI.
