How do you stop Bait and Switch

Asked by David Sep 17, 2016 at 12:25 PM about the 2010 Porsche Cayman Base

Question type: General

How do you report "bait and switch?"  It is apparently common and acceptable
practice in my area for dealerships and independent car lots to advertise a car
that they do not have in stock.  Some would tell you "well, we had that car but
we sold it" but then they will re-advertise the car as a new ad when they know
they do not have it  

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enginecreator answered 8 years ago

Getting you to the lot is more important. Another among many of their tactics.

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Stephen answered 8 years ago

Go online and read the dealership reviews. Then you're an informed consumer and won't visit the shady dealerships. Simple.

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