So we know this happens, but usually I thought that it's just that you go look at a car, see the price, and also see the added $2,000 for nitrogen in the tires and such. I guess this is different in that they actually advertised a price that they never intended to sell the car for?
What's your story? Di you just find the added BS add-ons when you walked in? or was the car actually advertised for a lower price than they intended to sell it for? - other than the DOC fee
What's your story? Di you just find the added BS add-ons when you walked in? or was the car actually advertised for a lower price than they intended to sell it for? - other than the DOC fee
Two Arizona Nissan Dealers Fined $500,000 For False Advertising And Forcing Customers To Pay For "Add-ons" | Carscoops
The dealers advertised vehicles at a low price but wouldn't sell them unless customers bought certain extras
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