Yesterday, a Toyota Prius was listed on cargurus with a price of $14,999 but when I contacted the dealer, they said that was a special price that had expired. I contacted them and said that at their very moment, the price still showed as $14,999, but they said the price was now $16,999. Isn't that a tactic forbidden on cargurus? I notice on the price history, there have been several jumps in price in August. Is there something unethical going on?

Yesterday, a Toyota Prius was listed on cargurus with a price of $14,999 but when I contacted the dealer, they said that was a special price that had expired. I contacted them and said that at their very moment, the price still showed as $14,999, but they said the price was now $16,999. Isn't that a tactic forbidden on cargurus? I notice on the price history, there have been several jumps in price in August. Is there something unethical going on? 1 Answer

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Dealership did not honor the Car Guru listing that I had printed and brought with me (after a 90 minute drive) to the dealership, The listing included the VIN, the color, the number of miles, an accurate description of the color, model, year, features, etc.... The car was there at the dealer, and I loved it. But then the dealership pulled a bait and switch on me. They said that CarGuru was an awful website, and that the price that was listed was incorrect. It was supposed to be $1,500 higher. Is that fraud? Is there anything I can do? 5 Answers

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How come, everytime I check a car from CARGURUS, the dealers in that place where the is, the prices change and sometimes they say that you are wrong?. 1 Answer

a car from CARGURUS is $ 5000.00, when I go to see that car, the prices change and the payment on that car are so hight that you prefer to buy a new one, it is cheaper go some where else.Example $ 5...

I am looking to buy a used Toyota Prius for my son who is in college and working 3 minimum wage jobs to help him save on gas and repairs but many in our price range seem to have high mileage. What is the typical lifetime mileage of such cars? Is $10,000 for a car with 90,000 miles reasonable? 2 Answers

hey would not honor the price listed 2 Answers

The dealer would not honor advertised price on your site and Toyota Certified site. I drove two hours. Can sites not be trusted on price? Bummer experience.