Ordered my wife Passion ( Black/Sliver/Black) on the 19 jan 2008 at the Annapolis Smart Center. Had to send the rev and a check for $99.00 to smart for they would not take AE. Also wrote a check to the Annapolis smart center fo4 $400.00. The Rev's form came back to the house with a conf # of 4553111485. Will I still get e-mail with a log-on and password so we can conf. our order or is this number it.
No one paid more than the $99 until delivery time.
You better have it in writing from the dealer what the $400 was for.
And that it can be deducted from the delivery price.
If not then notify Smart USA, this could be a scam to get more money out of you. Because the reported dealer fees for the Annapolis dealer is only $100.
I do remember She said something about a dealers fee.
Did the dealer told that you had to pay the dealer fee now?
Something is not right here!!
You are only suppose to pay the $99 reservation fee which goes to Smart USA.
Now wait minute, I remember somewhere in this forum that Maryland limits it dealer processing fee to $100. Maryland passed it in 2003 (click on link). http://house.state.md.us/pdf-documen...004/hb0454.pdf
Better call Maryland's Motor Vehicle Department.
Contact your salesperson. The $400 was probably an additional deposit on the car. Md only lets dealers get $100 in processing fees (not required!) in addition to tax, title, & tags. Oh, and don't forget the $645 freight. I've talked to two of the sales people and they've been nothing but helpful explaining things.
Contact your salesperson. The $400 was probably an additional deposit on the car. Md only lets dealers get $100 in processing fees (not required!) in addition to tax, title, & tags. Oh, and don't forget the $645 freight. I've talked to two of the sales people and they've been nothing but helpful explaining things.
I don't think its a deposit. The only stated amount required of prospective smart buyers is the $99 reservation fee. I still think there was an error on the dealers part. So nmcl714 should find if the $400 is refundable. If not you just lost $400.
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