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Looking at a truck that is clearly advertised on this dealer's website with an MSRP of $86,200, with a customer cash offer of $500, and therefore the website shows "Final Price" of $85,700. The website dealer's website with an MSRP of $86,200, with a customer cash offer of $500, and therefore the website shows "Final Price" of $85,700. The website also shows that you can save $500 by scheduling a VIP test drive and they also show offers for saving $200 just for giving them your contact information (not to be combined with other offers i.e. the $500). When I contacted them via email in an attempt to get some solid numbers for buying this truck along with trading in my 2017 Mustang with 17,500 miles, I was told that the truck's selling price is $93,141.00 (not the advertised $85,700) and that they would give me $2,000 less on my trade than what other offers to buy on the Internet are offering to buy the car outright for. I would have bought the truck if they had started at the $85,700 price and then given me a bit more for the trade-in. Shady tactics in my opinion. More

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no comments about the sales person. advertisement was a little confusing about the car. that is it advertisement was a little confusing about the car. that is it More

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