Any bets on how long before this dealership folds?

[Pixilated]

A dealership accidentally undercharged a customer some $5,000 for a car ... when the customer didn't return phone calls, text messages and snail mail letters, the dealership called the police ... and told them the customer had stolen the vehicle.

http://autos.sympatico.ca/strange-au...-pricing-error

[PepperElf]

Dennis Ellmer, president of Priority Chevrolet, says his staff erred when they called the police on Sawyer, and says he wants to make things right by letting him keep the SUV and the $5,600 difference.

So... they signed the legally binding contract, then got pissy that they fucked it up, pressed false charges against the customer...

and now they think saying "well you can keep it and the difference" somehow absolves them?
Yeah I'd be plenty pissed if I was him too.

[taxguykarl]

The last few paragraphs said that the customer lawyered up. I think I would as well--a deal's a deal. Either way, I don't think this dealership will be around that long.

[Ironclad Alibi]

The end of the article said the dealership had bought back the car for more than its value.

It wasn't mentioned, but I suspect they have two new job openings for mechanics.