Questionable Sales Tactic by Lazydays
We have been looking to upgrade to a Tiffin Phaeton for some time. Looking for a good used late model coach. I found a couple listed on the Lazydays web page and inquired. I found it odd that they wer...
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JALLEN4 wrote:would like to see that in writing also, if its not law it sure should be. A few things could happen before it arrives at the dealer or it might never make it's way there.rockhillmanor wrote:
They passed laws years ago to stop that practice.
If a dealership 'advertises' a vehicle and it is not 'physically' on their lot (doesn't matter if they say coming soon)it is now against the law to do so. It was called bait and switch with a fictitious vehicle.
If you take the advertisement and the listed vehicle stock number in the ad and report them you can make them give you that vehicle or comparable one for that exact sales price and/or they can loose their license also.
Could you possibly clarify that statement with a source. Forty years in the business and never knew it was somehow illegal to advertise an incoming unit.
