<prompt> Human: I hope this is the correct subreddit. I live in the state of GA and went to purchase a vehicle yesterday. The salesperson did not have what I wanted on his lot, but found what I wanted at a different dealership two states away. He said it was available, we agreed to terms, and made a deal. After I signed all the paperwork he kept my trade-in and gave me a loaner to drive until the new vehicle is delivered. Turns out the vehicle really was not available, and he now wants me to settle for a similar vehicle one less option since he cant find what we agreed on yesterday. He claims to have searched other dealerships within a 400 mile radius, but that he would discount the difference in price. This seems very fishy to me. Is this kind of dealing even legal? What kind of recourse do I have? Can I force him to find what we agreed to initially? What can I do if he really cant find what we agreed on when I signed the paperwork? Do I need to lawyer up?Thanks in advance for the info and the advice.  <response>: You agreed to the contract as stated. If he cant fulfill the contract, youre under no obligation to buy a different car. However, unless the contract states penalties in case the dealer cant fulfill their end hint: it doesnt theyre under no obligation to find you another car either. It could be an honest mistake or it could be an excuse to get you to buy a car he needs to sell. 