Business ProfileforSerra Chevrolet

On 7-25-23 my daughter and I went to the dealership looking to lease/ buy a new/ used suv, (trail blazer). Dealer ***************** came out to assist then took us inside to run my credit to see if I could even get a lease. Because I didn't have a vehicle to trade in, ********** asked about my finances and how I intend to pay the "down payment", inorder to get a vehicle. I happen to share why I was in the market for a vehicle and what had happen for me to loose my last one. Unfortunately I was recently in a car accident and my 2016 ***** Captiva was "totaled out" by my insurance provider. The $7,000 I received from my insurance I gave to *********, in "good faith" in hopes of getiting the vehicle I wanted, in the price range and features I wanted.So on 8-18-23 when *****************, the dealer, sent for me to come up to the dealership to get my SUV, he **** me at the door to esort me over to my used ********************************************************************************************** to a desk to sign some paperwork. This time I wasn't fortunate enough to sit at ************** desk to sign these paper, he was too busy trying to secure the deal with the couple at his desk. I asked questions about the discerpencies and inaccuracies I saw throughout the sales contract and he had no answer just continued to shift the papers on me to sign.After leaving with the vehicle and realizing what documents I actually signed and those questioniable. This is where the controversy arises and the breach in contract. By asking for and demanding a "down payment" is considered "trending" and its discrimination if they "dealer" don"t require the same amount for the down payment, usually, at all times, from all customers.