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My contract has a disclosure statement at the bottom that says "Subject to VPP Auth. and incentives @ time of Delivery Current Pricing (Vehicle subject to price increase). My salesman indicated that quarter to quarter price increases are not usually more than $250, so I signed the contract.
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The mistake was on their end. They should deliver as it was mutual and signed upon.
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No flame intended but...if I read your quote from the contract correctly -i.e., "Vehicle subject to price increase" and you signed that contract then it seems like they're within their rights to increase the price. You might have negotiated a cap on any increase to protect yourself before signing, especially since you were ordering the vehicle for future delivery. A cautionary tale for others. Caveat emptor. JMO