The DOT has said customers are not required to sign such agreements.
The groups, however, say shoppers are being pressured into less favorable deals, even if no waiver is signed.
The program allows consumers to trade in old gas guzzlers for up to $4,500 if they buy a new, more fuel-efficient car.
A DOT spokeswoman was not immediately available to comment.
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