why do most listing have the wrong trim levels?

Asked by Steph Jul 16, 2019 at 06:35 PM about the 2018 Hyundai Tucson 2.0L SE AWD

Question type: Car Selling & Trading In

why does everyone list cars with wrong trim levels? don't they know what
they are selling? Looking at 2018 tucson SE, and standard option is climate
control, power seats.  Plenty of listings you can clearly see by the pictures
there is no climate control or power seats... all standard on the SE.

common practice by the same dealerships? surely, they should know what
trim of cars they are selling...

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TDolby answered 5 years ago

Truly they don't based on what you are finding. A lot of times, someone copies the ads and then post pics. They don't spend a lot of time on them, they want to you stop in.

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