Financing new care mid-loan?

So I just bought/financed a used 2013 ford escape and put a 16k loan in for it, which is no problem. My issue is that it didn't come with any of the features I had been hoping for; in-dash nav, rear park camera, park assist, all the fun stuff.

I made the mistake of assuming that because it was the titanium, that is came with all of that stuff. I singed all the papers and now I wish I would have checked it out more.

My question is this; if I were to contact a few dealers to find exactly what I want, would I be able to take on the few extra thousand dollars onto the loan and switch out the cars after signing a million more papers? Just want what I was seeking in the first place.

Yeah, I was kinda wondering how you picked out, negotiated for, and took out a $16000 loan for a car and didn't know what features it has. I would drive a dealer (and usually do) ape-crazy for that kinda money. I'd ask question after question. It seems odd the 2014 titanium edition has all of those features, the 2013 musta sucked!

I'm sure any car dealer worth their salt will help you throw good money after bad

You really didn't test drive or verify the options on the car before you bought it? Really?

You can get out BUT there will be a lot of negative equity to cover. I'm sure you can get the note increased. And into a more expensive car. Only time I saw someone get out of a sale even was when they were told an Escape was 4wd and the sticker said it was when it wasn't.

You would lose at least $2000 and possibly $3000+ excluding however much more the other car costs.

You get wholesale for your trade, you pay retail for their car.

You want to trade cars as few times as possible in life.

You liked the word 'titanium' so you signed for a $16,000 loan?!

I'm sure that if you have the credit, the dealership will really love giving you the business again.

I can't see any dealership turning you away. You are a salesman's dream