What do I do if I think a dealership overcharged me?

Your experience will definitely make me take more time and investigating for my purchase of a CPO Lexus OR Land Rover Discover that I would like to have within the next month. Enjoy your car!

Look at your sales agreement.

Car dealers are in business to make money. Looks like they made money from YOU!

"What do I do in this situation?"

You signed a contract to buy the car! You make the payments you agreed to make, and drive the car until it's paid for.

Too late. You already signed the contract and now you are on the hook. This is why you read EVERYTHING and don't just sign like some idiot.

If you were or not is a moot point now because the deal is done.

You should have asked more questions and bargained harder before you signed the legally binding contract. Enjoy your new ( to you ) Lexus.

Nothing, because you now have a signed legal contract, and it's terms are only changeable if the dealership agrees, which there is no way that they will.

If you did not bother to research what the value of the car was before you signed the contract, that is YOUR error, and not cause to re-open a contract.

The time to consider if the price in the contract is a good one or not is BEFORE you sign it. Duh.

Most likely the $25,000 was the sticker price, but then you have taxes, lot fees, and financing fees that do all add up! So $29,000 total is about right!

You have what we like to call a "personal problem". And don't bother commenting on trading it in. You've already lost 5 grand in value. You will never get that money back.

just call thenn up and talk to thenn about it

Return the car and get your money back.