<prompt> Human: My wife and I are in the market for another vehicle. I stopped at a dealership on Saturday that I knew had a couple of Mazda 5sthats the car we want. I test drove a couple and decided on the 2010 with 75K miles on it. They asked about financing and I said I was waiting on approval from my bank but I would be back later that week to finalize everything. They pressured meI failed at this I know! and offered me 0 down 72 month financing at 8.9crazy high rate but I can easily overpay but if something happens I can always pay the minimum to get by. I accepted the offer and we signed all the papers and I was out the door. I drove the Mazda to my wifes work to pick her up so we could go get our other car from the dealership and I started noticing things about the car. The alignment is off, and I think the rear wheel bearing might be bad. Neither of these things is all that horrible to be honest. I can replace the bearing myself, and an alignment is only a hundred bucks. So its not a giant deal. Maybe I should have negotiated harder, looked the car over in more detail. Hindsight is 2020 right?Monday comes around... I get a call from the dealership.He says he messed up and missunderstood the finance company on satuday. They cant do 0 down, they need at least 1500 down. I told him I didnt have that right now but I might be able to talk to my wifethis was a lie, I do have it. He calls back in a bit and says he found a different lender, who will do 0 down but will only do 48 months, with an obviously higher monthly rate. I again say Ill need to talk to my wife. I do this time, and we talk about the concerns I had about the car after driving it, and how we now feel that this dealer is just being entirely WAY to shady for us and wed like to distance ourselves from the entire situation. I call them back and tell them that I can not come up with 1500, nor increased monthly payments. They say I need to return the car then, I say ok. Theyre going to meet me tomorrow at a mall roughly halfway between usthis dealer is about an hour away, and I told them that me driving 2 hours because of their mistake is not my problem. What is going on? Did they really just mess up that badly? Are they trying to pull something? If I decide tomorrow afternoon that I just want to keep the car, can I? The way I see it is, I have a legal contract saying Ive purchased the car, right? TL;DRBought a car on Saturday. Monday the dealer calls and want to change the contract that weve already signed. Im confused and unsure about what to do.  <response>: If something seems wrong with the car and you have a bad feeling, Id turn it in and get rid of it and walk away. Be sure that they void the contract you signed. Do not hand the keys over until they have a signed document saying the contract is null and void Im not a lawyer, so I dont know the legal terms, but there will still be a signed contract out there unless it is voided. Frankly, this is way too shady for my liking, Id be glad to get rid of the car and the dealer and chalk it up to a good life lesson. 