<prompt> Human: Im typing this as short version as possible.February 20th my Wife and I signedpurchase for a new car Nissan at a dealership that is 50 miles away. Before I start, you should know that we were already approved at a under 300 a month payment for new Subaru and at the last minute we decided to buy a bigger car, the Nissan. We had ordered the Subaru new no signed anything, but did put 500 down, and after 9 weeks of waiting it was suppose to arrive this week Feb 22nd. When making the decision to go with the bigger Nissan we called the dealership 50 miles away because they had the exact modelcolorfeatures we wanted. On the phone I told them we had a very specific price to hit monthly budget of 300 or less. They said they would make it happen so we dont waste our time down driving down there.At the dealership, we went back and forth with the financesalesperson and I held firm at 300 or less per month. I told them if they cant do it, to let us know, because our fallback plan was to get the Subaru. I was very clear that even 1 dollar above 300 would be a dealer breaker for us. At least 3 times we held firm at 300 or below with the Nissan dealership, finally they agreed.We signed the purchase paperwork and took our new car home. 3 days later wednesday we got window tint work done and added paint protection similar to 3m on the new car, total of about 1,100 cash. We just got the car back this morning from the tint place.Today after 5pm I got a call from the finance person at the Nissan dealership saying he had good news he had 2 days ago, not the day we signed, asked for a copy of my paystub which I hadnt given him yet. He said the good news was that he didnt need my paystub anymore, because they had found financing for us, but it would be at a higher interest rate, shorter loan term 72 months instead of 78 and would now cost us only 311 per month.They knew that anything above 300 was a deal breaker and he sounded like this was good news at 311 because it was so hard to find financing for us we have terrible credit, but good income. He also said we signed a clause saying the amountpricing was pending they could find a bank to agree to that amount and had 4 business days to do so. They had already listed a bank name on the official paperwork that we signed.Now, Im obviously angry and let the guy know on the phone. But what are my options? We will not accept anything above 300 a month and may have lost out on the opportunity to get the Subaru as our fallback plan. Lastly, weve spent 1,100 on tintpain protection already. Can car dealerships pull this bait and switch maneuver? Do I have any rights? Im in Washington State. What are my options? I dont want to take the car back, but dont want the higher monthly payment. If I take the car back, can I get the dealership to pay for the tintpaint protection?Ive heard of dealerships doing this before and honestly thought this place was of higher caliber, so Im very pissed. Im just glad we didnt sell our old car yet! Please help!EDIT: In my haste I forgot to clarify. We do plan on paying the car off years early. So while it may seem like 72 months at a higher rate costs less than 78 months at a lower rate, it wont affect us that way. We plan on paying the car off in about 3 years. My biggest gripe here is that they lied to us to get us to the dealership and then lied again about the price.Also, when we walked out of the dealership we were under the impression they had already found a bank that had a loan for us, hence they confirmed under 300 a month and the bank name written on the paperwork. They made no mention that financing wasnt actually established yet. We made it clear, 300 or less or it was a deal breaker, I was extremely firm on that point.EDIT 2: We put 10k down which they took from our account immediately.EDIT 3: I never said we couldnt afford more than 300, I said we werent willing to pay more than 300. From the comments apparently its ok for dealerships to lie and do bait and switch. Nobody cares about morals or principle, etc anymore?Edit 4: Our bad credit is due to foreclosure several years ago. Yes, back then I was bad and mostly ignorant about personal finances. I have learned a lot since then and put those lessons into practice. This has resulted in being able to save up enough to put 10k down on a vehicle and also smart enough to know what our monthly payment should be on a car so that it wont be any kind of burden. We also planned on paying more than minimum to pay off the car quicker. Im not saying we are perfect, obviously, but we are making big steps to getting a much better financial foundation, this car in both of our names should also increase our credit rating over time.  <response>: saying he had good news Id say saving you a grand in interest is good news. Buy the man some flowers. 