The only other point would be checking the price and package for add on charges. Some dealers will wait till after a price is agreed to, and then add shipping, documemtation, dealer prep, and even a PDI fee.
These fee's can easily add up to $2500 or more. Another dealer may have an identical unit priced a few hundred more than the one you are looking at, but if they are a bottom line pricing dealer, they may be a lot cheaper when the deal is done.
Most dealers that price their inventory "out the door" proudly say so on their website. White Horse does not that I could see. That doesnt make it a bad deal or dealer, just approach it with your eyes open and aware of whats included in your deal.
