Advertised Prices
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Advertised Prices
I just picked up an Automart magazine from my local sandwich shop, you know the free kind that dealerships pay for. One of the dealerships has 3 trucks that are advertised for $9,990 2002 Expedition, 2002 FX4 Supercab and 2002 Supercrew Lariat.
I think that most of my brain is working, so I am assuming that they mis-quoted the prices of the trucks, because from the advertisement (all low mileage, loaded), they seem to be around $13k to $18k less than what they should be.
My thought is that they dealer will say that the prices were typos and that the real price is much higher, is there any law that makes them keep true to the advertisement, regardless of the errors?
I think that most of my brain is working, so I am assuming that they mis-quoted the prices of the trucks, because from the advertisement (all low mileage, loaded), they seem to be around $13k to $18k less than what they should be.
My thought is that they dealer will say that the prices were typos and that the real price is much higher, is there any law that makes them keep true to the advertisement, regardless of the errors?
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