Business ProfileforYes Auto Inc

On Friday 10/06/2023 around 4pm I walked into YESAUTO *** dealership to inquire about a 2022 Tesla Model 3 with ****** miles they had advertised on cargurus.com for $24,900.00. I was immediately greeted by ****, one of the salespeople working that day. I drove test the car and I decided to purchase it. **** and I agreed to a price of $24,500.00, a reduction of $400 plus tax and $350.00 for DMV registration and title fee. He spoke about other fees of $995 and $895, but he was not too clear about them. I gave him a certified check with a down payment of $10,000.00 and I agreed to finance the rest of the balance. It was getting dark and late, and I asked for the loan paperwork. Around 8pm, I signed all the paperwork thinking that everything was in order. I left the dealer with the car and drove back to *********, **, my hometown. Next day, I decided to review what I signed for to the surprise that I paid $26,390.00 for the car, $350 registration/title fee, plus *****% in taxes, when the tax rate in Monroe County for a used car purchase is 8%. The following day I sent an email to the dealer about the discrepancy, I received no reply from them. I called the dealership, spoke to **** and ***** (the finance guy), and they said there is nothing that they can do about it. I have the Bill of Sale and it does not state any fees of $995 and $895. The dealership and I agreed to a purchase price of $24,500.00 for the car, and not $26,390.00, clearly and overpayment of $1,890.00. The sales tax is also incorrect. The sales tax should have been $1,960.00 and not $2,342.11, another overpayment of $382.11, totaling $2,342.11 that I overpaid them. The bill of sale has a total amount of $29,082.11, but it should have been $26,810.00 for everything. It looks like there is fraud committed here! I do have all the proofs and the prints out of the cargurus.com website advertisement for the car, the texting with the dealer, the phone calls, and the bill of sale.