UCAN

Two weeks ago, my husband and I purchased a 2006 Chevy truck from a local dealership. We bought the truck in both our names, and as we were signing the paperwork, I carefully read over all the details - everything was correct:

Purchase Price: $30,850
Downpayment: $3,500 (to also cover tax and title)
Extended Warranty to 75K miles ($2,500)
Loan Term: 60 mos.
Rate: 5.9%
Plow for the truck would be brought from sister dealership and was promised to be in good condition.

That was Sunday afternoon. My husband was to pick the truck up Monday afternoon, as the dealership was taking care of the registration and new plates. The salesman asked that I call him Monday to confirm plates were received, etc. before my husband picked up the truck. I called Monday afternoon, and was told the plow wouldn't arrive until Thursday, but my husband could still pick up the truck. My husband picked up the truck, and on Thursday I called to see if the plow was ready. The salesman tells me he needs to check and will call me back. Two hours later, I still had not heard from him, so my husband called. He spoke to the service department who told him that they had the plow, but were waiting for management to sign off on the workorder to fix a part. Confused, my husband asked for the manager, who said he'd call back. We did not hear back from him Thursday.

Later that night, my husband asked me to pull out the paperwork for the truck. Sadly, I thought HE had taken it, and so we now had NO copies of paperwork that we signed for the truck. My husband and father in law went to the dealership Friday morning. After a rather nasty exchange of words, the plow was fixed and my husband took it. He was told that our copies of the signed paperwork had "just" been picked up by the mailman. That was Friday morning, and today is Tuesday. We still have not received the copies. I have called the lienholder and have verified that the loan terms are correct. I have also received my payment books. My concern now is that the dealership is pocketing the money for the Extended Warranty, and by not providing us with copies of the signed documents, we can't prove that we ever BOUGHT that warranty.

I plan to call the dealership tomorrow morning to ask for the paperwork to be faxed to me, but based on their not-so-upfont business practices thus far, I'm guessing they aren't going to send it. What rights do I have to obtain copies of those documents? And what can I do if I do get the paperwork, and it isn't what I signed?

Thanks.