Camping World Up charges at the end of the deal Draper Utah

My husband and I purchased our motor home from Camping World Idaho Falls.  I feel that we have expereinced a similar situation.

During the finance session there was way to much chit chat.  The Finance Manager began to tell us about the extended warranty plans.  We have never purhased them on vehicles.  He began with the first option then moved on to the second.  I stopped him and specifically said that I did not intend to pay any more money.  At that point he told me the charge was  $538 or some such.  More chit chat, more discussion of gift cards.  

To make a long story short.  We had been in the office way to long.  We simply wanted to get home.  We signed the papers....

Thnking things over on the drive home, I thought "Wait One Minute."  These numbers don't add up.  I found that we had almost $10,000.00 in additional charges for tires, interior , exterior, maintenance.  

I immediately called  the store.  I could not get a single person other than the receptionist to talk to me about the problem.  I tried the sales person, the finance manager and the general manager.  I expleained the situation to the receiptionist telling her I would come back immediatley to have my contract changed.  This was the very same day.

Finally at closing time, I was able to get the saleman to answer my call on his cell phone.  He  said he would meet my husband and I the following Tuesday at the facility.  At this time he was again, courteous.  His comment was, 'I'm sorry, there must have been a problem with our communication."  "All I can do is credit the Maintenance and  Travel Assistance." 

I asked why not the Tire and Wheel Protection, or the Paint Protection?"   His response was that the Interior and Exterior protection had already been done and we had driven the vehicle which would not let him credit the tire and wheel protection.  I have doubt that this was ever done as there is normally a distinct smell and feel when the interior  has had the protectant freshly applied.  

Additionally, our motorhome experieinced an electrical problem and we are told by the facility that we can't expect parts for 4-6 weeks.  If this is standard procedure for this company this fact should be disclosed at the time of purchase.  

Obvioulsy we should have really scanned the contract.  I can't beleive that I let this happen.  However, after viewing all of the similar complaints of Camping World"  nationwide, I feel that this is all "Corporate Training."  I will never purchase anything from Camping World again.  I'll voice my complaints to everyone and through any medium that I can including our local Better Business Bureau.

Unhappy Consumer