<prompt> Human: So I was at a car dealership last week, buying a car. Got the car I wanted, picked out. Since I have no credit history, I got a cosigner my father. In the middle of the process, he got taken to the hospital. They had been doing what they could over the phone until then.No problem they say, we are far enough along, we can get your downpayment and finalize the rest later. Just need you to sign a couple things. Then they let me drive off in the car.Fast forward a few days. He is out of the hospital, we try to finalize. But now suddenly, I am the one listed as the cosigner, and the title is now in both our names, not just mine. My dad is angry at the change, refuses to sign rightfully so demands they change me to the primary and him to the cosigner, and take his name off the title he is willing to cosign the debt, does not want legal responsibility for the car itself. They also had car care packages on their my dad wanted taken off. Now the problem- The dealership claims that the 2000 dollar rebate is no longer available, and since they are changing the contract they have to change the details of pricing. They also claim he HAS to be on the title if he is on the loan. Also, the claim there is no way to take off the car care packages from the contract, but I can revoke them through a different paper. The dealership claims they already sent the deal up to lock in that rebate.So next we went to a bank then a credit union. Both denied me, both with or without him cosigning. The credit union was the most helpful, answering all my questions such as no, the cosigner does not have to be on the titleSo now wtf do I do? At this point cut my losses and give the car back, despite the outrageously high per mile charge if financing doesnt happen? Or is there another place to try to get this financing. My fatehrs credit is not horrible by any means, it does have one negative on there which hurts it, thanks to my sister defaulting on a loan he cosigned, but its still not a super low score. edit have to go run some errands, but i will read any and all suggestions. I appreciate the advice and information. Biggest part being that spot delivery was a bad idea. Lesson learned.edit 2 car returned, armed with the consumer protection laws mentioned, at a more reasonable per mile .55 cents a mile fee. Went and got a 2012 model instead from another dealership, had no trouble financing it. Thank you so much for all the advice and information.  <response>: Walk away. They are trying to fuck you. Do not buy a car from these people. There are more cars and more dealerships. Find someone else to buy a car from and make them work to earn your business. Do not be afraid to walk off the lot if the terms are not in your favor, no matter how perfect or awesome the car is. Try it just for fun and see how quickly the terms change when they say they cant get you a better deal. 