It really depends if you signed anything. If you put down a deposit, one should always "add-in" a stipulation, "sale subject to loan approval" on the contract. I really don't see why a dealer would "force" a car on a customer IF financing cannot be obtained. If the car is subsequently repossessed, the value of the car would be worth a lot less used than if they just refunded your deposit and sold it new to somebody else. Personally, I took at least 7 test drives at over 30 miles on each car: street, hills, freeway, etc. before I decided on a particular PT. Every car drives and feels a bit different. I wouldn't put down a deposit until I got financing set up or approved. Too many shady dealers out there. Might have to consult a lawyer now.
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