<prompt> Human: Hey everyone, yesterday I bought a 2010 Ford Taurus SEL, The vehicle was listed on their website for 8.6 thousand dollars which was affordable for me. I went in, drove it around, and loved it, and so I started to go through the paperwork. This was my first time ever buying a vehicle and I definitely got screwed.x200B;He gave me a paper with the cost of the vehicle and it said 12,250 dollars. I told him that wasnt right and it was listed for 8600 on the website and he responded, The reason it says 12,250 is because of the interest and the fees being added to the listed price. This made sense as I was taking out a loan for it and put 3000 down. I think it made sense. So i continued through the paperwork and they had me sign some papers digitally and on of the papers I saw that with interest i was paying 21,000 dollars for this car, so I once again asked him why the price of the car was 12,000 dollars and he told me, 8600 Dollars is for the walkin cash people. Because youre financing, the bank is going to sell you the car for what it wants to sell it forx200B;I believed him stupidly, sooo stupidly, I was desperate for a car because mine broke down earlier yesterday and I needed something to get to work. As it turns out, they charged me 4000 dollars more for the vehicle than the listed price, they charged me 2000 dollars for a warranty while telling me it was free. They stuck me with a 23 interest rate with a 650 Credit Score, and said its because ive never taken a loan out before.x200B;The reason I made the deal regardless of the red flags is because they gave me 1500 dollars for a truck that didnt even work, nor would ever work or sell. They told me that they would hook me up with a 14 week plan, make weekly payments of 90 dollars each for 14 weeks, so that at the end of the 14 weeks Ill be able to refinance for much lower interest rate, and they told me everyone who had done this it worked out for. So I figured I could stick out the 400 dollar a month payments for 3.5 months and then be alright afterwards. But Im realizing that if they straight up added 4000 dollars to the price of the car, and lied to my face about it, im royally fucked. Is there anythign I can do to get out of this deal, anything please.x200B;EDIT: Forgot to say Im in Michiganx200B;x200B;EDIT 2: Is it at all possible for me to pay off the complete principal before any interest accrues, or am I stuck paying the interest first?x200B;EDIT 3: Ill be going in to the dealership in a few hours, I found a few errors on the contract, the salesperson signed a paper that said I was financing for 2 different amounts, and also they gave me documents that had different monthly payment amounts. Im hoping I can use this to void the contract. If not Im just going to tell them I do not want the car and hope for the best. Ill let you all know what happens later tonight.x200B;EDIT 4: after talking to them for about an hour weve all agreed that I will come in tomorrow and talk to the owner because they themselves cant unwind the deal, hopefully the owner will see that his GM is an asshole and let me out of it!x200B;EDIT 5: I forgot to mention, I confronted the salesman about selling me the vehicle for 12250 dollars instead of the advertised 8600. He told me, 12,250 dollars is what Credit Acceptance wants to charge you for the car, I dont decide that number, its how they make their money. I told him that he was lying to my face because they make their money off of the interest of the loan. Why would they give me a loan for 4000 dollars more than I needed.They also have not even asked me for the down payment yet. And also said that the warranty is required for me to have by Credit Acceptance.FINAL EDIT: thank you all for your help! I went in today and the owner told me he doesnt want any bad blood and so hes unwinding the deal!Assistant: Yes you did get screwed. Looks like with the 5K over book value price, the 2K warranty and the 23 financing they got you for more than 4K. Best thing you can do is pay it down a lot more aggressively than the official term so you dont eat too much of that 23 interest. Check with your bank etc. and refi as soon as you can. I think you know you were wrong to trust their word on pretty much anything they said. If it teaches you to be less credulous from now on and not succumb to pressure it might even be worth what it cost you.One rule that might help in the future is to always always treat trade-in, car price and financing terms as completely separate negotiations, typically in that order. If at any point they try to reneg on a previous agreement, make it a deal killer and be prepared to walk.Give them an awful google review :-Human: Thank you for the reply man, Ill give them the nastiest google review I can think of.  <response>: ...stick to the true facts... 