Why was the price of the vehicle more than the listed price on Car Gurus

Asked by Guru96YNT2 Nov 29, 2022 at 06:41 PM about the 2004 Jeep Wrangler SE

Question type: Shopping & Pricing

The pricing rating that Car Gurus provides was based on a $9,995 price that
was featured.  When you read the details of the sale it says that a $2,000 down
payment was part of the price.  This is not good and borders on bait and switch
+ the pricing rating which I thought was valuable in my decision is not as
accurate or trusted as I would have liked.  Thanks

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310,565

Gene answered 2 years ago

So the actual price was 11995, too much for a 2004 unless it was in showroom condition with very low mileage. You really have to watch the way they word stuff.

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Guru96YNT2 answered 2 years ago

Yes, I agree but when looking at the price rating compared to the market on the Car Gurus evaluation, it comes in as a great price when in actuality it may be a good price or worse. That information is not accurate.

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StevenWicked answered 2 years ago

You've entered the world of used car sales where anything goes. Be thankful you caught this before you paid for the POS. A lot of people don't. It's like fine print in contracts and it's very common

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