Pueblo Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram

On June 6,2013, my husband and I purchased a 2013 Dodge Dart from Pueblo Dodge Chrysler Jeep. We signed a contract with finance manager Jason B. that had a 9% interest rate and $370 monthly payment and took the car home. About a week later, our salesman Joe G. called and said the financing was not complete and we needed to return to sign more paperwork. When we returned, finance manager Richard S. had a new contract for us to sign with a 14% inerest rate and a $430 monthly payment. When we told him we couldn't afford the new payment and wanted to give the Dart back and keep our trade-in, he said that we would have to pay 50 cents per mile and $50 per day for the use of the Dart and that our wages would be garnished until they were paid back in full because the dealership doesn't like to wait for money. We had no choice but to take the new higher payment and keep the Dart. We recently talked to a lawyer though and he believes we have been a victim of the "Bait and Switch" tactic and should pursue legal action. I have also filed a complaint with the BBB along with the Federal Trade Commission.