Crazy dealer experience but I got it!

Crazy dealer experience but I got it!

Ordered back in march after going to multiple dealerships this one agreed to do MSRP with no add ons.

So I get there to pick it up earlier this week and the salesman brings me back the paper with the price on it… 8k over MSRP not even as a line item but a whole base price 8k over.

I ask him about the price and his demeanor immediately changes. He acts like a “oh how’s that get there..”

He then tries me again..
then he says, “there’s nothing we can do about the markup it’s a requirement…”

I immediately show him our signed agreement where we had agreed to do MSRP
He then folds immediately.
Even upped the value on my trade after getting caught.

Crazy. Cool tuck tho

u/FlyDazzling9060 — 1 day ago

Unpopular opinion: the food absolutely can be a criteria to look for in a city

It may not be your criteria and that’s ok. But to chastise someone for wanting to move where there’s better food is insane.

Look I get it. You cook at home, groceries are pricey, food isn’t a high priority item for you and that makes a lot more places open up for you as potential places to move to.

But to hate on someone because they want to move to a place that has better food is insane to me.

A good food scene is valuable to me. It’s not so I want a bunch of niche cultures around me but food brings me joy.
I love for the Fridays where the local food place has 10/10 burgers or sushi and those instances really make me marvel at the craft of cooking.

Or it brings my family together. I love it when they try the food in my city and leave impressed and remember our time together because of it.

Food truly is an expression of the art and culture of a city. That’s why people associate cheesesteak with Philly or pizza with NYC.

I’ve lived in shitty food cities before and after moving to one that has amazing food, my QOL has gone up because it’s important to me.

It may not be for you and you might have different criteria and that’s ok too.

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u/FlyDazzling9060 — 26 days ago
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Comments like this make me laugh

On a thread discussing where people would choose to live.

Mr AZ native thinks we’re whack

u/FlyDazzling9060 — 2 months ago