Business ProfileforHudson Nissan of Charleston

On August 21, 2023 we went to purchase a vehicle that was listed on the dealership website for 28,490.00. The original contract had a mark up on the price of the car of 2,501.00. I asked what that was I was told not to worry about it that we would go over all of the figures when we finalized the deal. The finance guy had my son and I electronically sign a pad and he started clicking our signatures on form on the pad. He said he would go over the prices of any add-ons and what they were for. That did not happen originally he had charged me 907.00 for wheel and tire warranty, 3289.00 extended service/maintenance contract, and 1,200 GAP. I never agreed to these items. They did void the original contract after I complained about it. The 907.00, 3289.00, and 1200.00 fees were removed on the new contract. Originally I was told the Hudson Nissan Lifetime Certified Plan was free. During the process of the new contract I was told by the finance guy himself that he knows he told me it was free, but it actually costs 1,187.00 and that fee was added to the total price of the vehicle. I asked two finance guys what the remaining 1,314.00 price increase was for neither of them could give me an answer. I have been told that the Lifetime Certified Plan cannot be declined or waived. It's required for all used vehicles sold by them. I have no intention of having Hudson Nissan work on the vehicle. I should not be required to pay the 1,1187.00 for the Lifetime Certified Plan that I was originally told it was free, but snuck into the price of the vehicle. During the sale process the sales manager had agreed to replace the damaged passenger side mirror at no additional cost . That is being used as part of the excuse as to why I have to pay. I am willing to forgo the mirror to not pay the fee. The price for the plan should be listed in a separate box for future sales and not tacked onto the price of the vehicle. It's very deceiving doing the process they are currently doing.