My question involves a consumer law issue in the State of: Florida
I recently signed a Contract to Purchase agreement for a new car. I had the salesman write down the VIN # of the car on the contract in order to ensure I am only liable to purchase the exact car I want. Before I put down a $1000 deposit (car has to be shipped from another state) I had the salesman cross out the term "unrefundable" and write in "refundable" so that I may recover my deposit if there is any problems with the car. I also had the salesman write on the contract that it is "contigent upon Cash for Clunkers "CARS program" for $4500 as my old vehicle and the new car qualify for this amount from the program which is what I am using as a downpayment. Since the CARS program does not take effect until 7/23 I want to insure I have an out in case there is a problem getting this $4500 voucher.
I had the salesman sign the contract. Is there any potential problems with this contract or will I be able to get out of it without any loss of $$ if there are any problems?
Thanks!

