Dealer Mishap or intentional??

[JK22]

legally speaking once you sign a contract prior emails mean nothing, so yeah technically and legally once you sign its your fault sorry. Now logic and a business doing the right thing could/should kick in. Email would only be your friend is if you could use the emails to prove the business was deceptive, but in this case you signed the contract with X delivered is what it is at that point.

I know a thing or two about these things... Your referring to an incorporation clause, and that’s technically true. However, given that the OP asked whether this is exactly the same tractor just more HP and the sales person answered in the affirmative, there’s a strong argument that he was fraudulently induced into signing the contract. If fraudulent inducement exists, the contract is never valid. It doesn’t matter what it says. Yes, hard to prove, but much easier when you have everything in writing.

 

[fried1765]

I know a thing or two about these things... Your referring to an incorporation clause, and that痴 technically true. However, given that the OP asked whether this is exactly the same tractor just more HP and the sales person answered in the affirmative, there痴 a strong argument that he was fraudulently induced into signing the contract. If fraudulent inducement exists, the contract is never valid. It doesn稚 matter what it says. Yes, hard to prove, but much easier when you have everything in writing.

It seems as though this thread is now beating a moot issue to death!
According to the OP, the dealer has agreed to remedy the issue.