Car Guru Dealer Pricing

Asked by GuruM6J7 Apr 23, 2020 at 06:51 PM about the 2018 Dodge Challenger SRT Hellcat Widebody RWD

Question type: Shopping & Pricing

If a price on a car ad on car guru 50.923 and it says its a low price. You go to
the dealer to see the car and ask the price its 50,923. but when you sit down
to do a deal the price is increased by 1793.00 for dealer reconditioning fee
which it not mentioned otherwise. Plus if you want a second key its another
500.00 even though you could purchase one outside for around half the
amount. To me its a bait and switch because the price thats advertised is a
price to get you into the dealer. Sad way to treat people plus we cant not
trust the info from car gurus !!!!

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Dealers have been playing those games forever. It's finding the dealer that don't play price games is the tough part. That is why I like to read reviews before dealing with the dealers.

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