I found a 2014 Toyota FJ Cruiser on CarGurus that is being advertised as the Trail Teams Ultimate edition. It most definitely is not the Ultimate Edition. Therefore, the dealer advertising needs to be corrected. Is there a way to address such issues other than acting like an interested customer?

Asked by GuruD3F2 Jun 15, 2017 at 04:04 PM about the 2014 Toyota FJ Cruiser 4WD

Question type: General

Dealer is misinformed about 2014 Toyota Trail Teams Ultimate Edition.  Dealers
need to be experts on products they advertise for sale.  That is, unless dealer
is intentionally misrepresenting the vehicle and intentionally false advertising.

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Guru9TDJP answered 7 years ago

There are dealers whom are not advertising properly. Some will out right lie. You can send a message to the cargurus team. They will read it. If enough messages are being sent in, the site should add a script to prevent those dealers from posting.

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GuruX1Z5T answered 6 years ago

I bought an 07 Camry advertised on guru. After 2 weeks bad brakes. They resurfaced rotors. A week later banging in right rear and left front wheel. They resurfaced rotary again. No new pads. Today I hear rubbing sound in rear. Leaking radiator. Broken motor mounts. What Can I do? Being treated unfairly!!

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