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Originally Posted by pslights

i don't think the OP is trying to be dishonest in any way, but telling him to rack up miles on a vehicle to be vindictive is wrong. Dealer made a mistake, some dealers won't even deal with employye pricing things like this may be a reason why. The GMS (forgot if the is supplier or employee) price is listed on the invoice, so you could see what that says. If the supplier price on the invoice is what they are asking for they aren't playing any games with the price. People have to remember we are in CA and a lot of stuff in the other states doesn't apply here, like cooling off periods. I think if he returns the car it is still considered new here because the deal would be roolled back and they probably haven't submitted to DMV.

Even if it can be resold as "new," if there's any significant amount of mileage on it the value will drop.