Any Lawyers who have dealings with car dealerships?

ok here is the situation. I bought a new 2013 Genesis R spec in mid March of this year and at that time I traded in my Chevy Tahoe. I still owed about 6200 on my Tahoe and upon trading the vehicle in I pulled up my loan that I had with Chase for the Chevy and the salesman wrote down the information on my payoff. Now forward two months I get a letter in the mail saying the payoff quote "I" told them was off by about $127.00 and that I need to write them a check for the difference. This just sounds to me like they fucked something up and are trying to get me to give them extra money for whatever shit reason. Since I signed a contract already for a new loan do I even have to pay this just because they fucked something up?

Any insight would be greatly appreciated.

Thats what I was thinking as well. I've bought over a dozen new cars in my lifetime and never had an issue like this pop up before. Just sounded weird to me. Thanks

I just pulled up my account that I had my Tahoe financed through. When they initially paid off my vehicle they were apparently $38.01 short on the initial payoff. I have no idea how they even came to the conclusion I owe them 127.00 dollars.

As far as the contract I signed they agreed to payoff the remaining balance on my vehicle I just read it and even in the fine print I didn't see anything that would imply that I would owe anything additional once they agreed to pay it off. Just a weird situation I never ran into before.

Update: Called Chase to find out about the 127 dollar payment. They informed me the dealer did not make a 127 dollar payment to them at anytime. Hyundai dealer paid 38.01 to pay off the loan the difference that was short on their initial payoff. Chase informed me not to pay the 127 dollars since its a bogus claim by the dealership. They said if the dealer makes any more requests about a false claim they said they made they will get their legal department to investigate the bogus claim. As far as my account with Chase its now closed and as far as they are concerned a closed subject..

Trollicious- I never gave them a word of mouth payoff quote. When I was at the salesmans desk I borrowed his computer pulled up my Chase account and showed him the payoff price. I do realize loans gain interest everyday. As far as what you and Grumblethorn talked about yes there is paperwork pertaining to the payoff quote and the difference is paid by me. The problem is the payoff quote and the difference between what they paid and what was still owed was 38.01 not 127 bucks. I would have no problem paying 127 dollars if that is something I owed. But I don't and the fact Chase said they never paid them that amount which is the part that pisses me off because now they are lying to me.