Tex045

Cjones_1005

HAHA better jump on that!

Tex045

I already emailed the dealership and said I would pay in cash! I think I might go buy a briefcase for the money... Make a really awesome dramatic entrance and when they open it, there sits 4 crisp new $100 bills

yanki01

where in Houston is this...?

Tex045

Haha its Joe Myers Ford. They are notorious for posting false pricing on the internet just to get you in the door. They did something similar to my step dad. He found a lifted 2014 FX4 they had listed at ~$43,000 but when he went it, they told him that was a mistake and the best they could do was $48,000.

yanki01

If the right person (lawyer) saw that and inquired, it would have been interesting to see if the dealer honored it. though I highly doubt it. I know i'm going off the deep end but can they be held to honor that price even if going to court?

Crash89

I would be willing to bet there is a disclaimer on the site somewhere releasing them from responsibility for misprinted prices.

il_duce

This. Almost every online site posts a disclaimer saying that their prices are subject to change without notification, regardless of the posted price. This protects them from misprints like this.

It is funny though. Good find, OP

Tex045

There is. If you click on the truck and pull up the specific spec page, down at the bottom it says that due to high inventory, they arent responsible for errors or omissions

yanki01

yea that's what I'm thinking. before I got my brand new FX4, I found a used one and they were listing it at $34k with only 8900 miles. I knew the F&I guy over there and asked him about it, he said it should be $39k but they'll honor it. I didn't get it, they sold it at $40k I think.