[Buttnekid]

I honestly cannot believe what I am reading on this - it is called freedom of contract in the democratic society we live in.

The guy has taken a risk, he is entitled to a reward if he so chooses.

As for dealers not selling above MRP - that is total rubbish and everyone on here knows that.

As for dealer's getting raped by consumers, how is that even possible? The dealer does not have to sell at any price but the consumer has no option but to buy from the dealer, who as Gadgetman points out', is the middle man between wholesale and retail - the consumer is limited in choice of where to buy.

This guy is no different to any other guy selling a GTHO for $300k plus (or should they only be allowed to sell them for $5k as they were when new?), he has a beneficiary interest in the car via the contractual right he has - ie the promise by the dealer in the contract to deliver him the vehicle. He can on sell that vehicle as he sees fit.

Gadgetman please tell me where in an Offer to Purchase Motor Vehicle contract says the dealer can cancel at his discretion - that's not really a contract if that is the case, rather a put option for the dealer. Certainly that is not how a 'contract' is drafted in WA.