B M W of Darien

On May 2013 I walked into BMW of Darien, to see what my lease options were, since my lease on my BMW 328xi 2011, was up in September. I spoke to [redacted], the sales representative for BMW and looked into options for another car. In the process, my BMW 328xi, was being inspected and I was told that the car was fine. I owed nothing. I ordered my new car 2013 BMW 128, and gave a deposit and was told that the car would be in few months. When [redacted] called me in july to pick up my new car, I arrived at the dealer with my old car, while I was signing paper work for my the 128i, my old car 328xi was being inspected again, July 13, 2013, when the inspection was over, I was told that the car was fine and I did not owe anything. I finished signing all paperwork that was needed for my new lease. Everything went smooth and everyone I dealt with at BMW was professional. I drove my new car home, and within a few hours I received an email from BMW of Darien, with the results of my final inspection report. There I was told that I owed an amount of $950.00, for items that I was not made aware of. I called BMW of Darien, and was told that I was responsible for it. I looked at the Final Inspection Report and there I noticed that someone had forged my signature 2 times. I am filing this complaint because I feel I should not be responsible for the amount said above. I was taken to collections for that amount because I did not want to pay it. Because I did not want my credit soiled I did pay the amount, but I am looking to get reimbursed because what BMW of Darien did was fraudulent.