Chad Walker

Bait and switch usually involves an unusually low advertised price on a vehicle and once the prospective buyer gets there it is either already sold or the advertised price was wrong but there are other similar ones available at a higher cost.

tarfin

Please don't post bull$$$$ like that. It's your opinion, not a fact.

Had the OP put a deposit down then yes. If no money changed hands then you are rolling the dice that the vehicle will be there. Several years ago when I bought my SHO I gave the dealer a refundable $100 credit card deposit to hold the car for 3 days. It showed the dealer I was serious enough to actually not sell the vehicle before I could get there. I ended up buying the vehicle and they refunded the card to keep things simple with the trade-in, etc.

OP, Use Autotrader as they have the best search options by far. Bought my last 4 vehicles there as I could filter for exactly what I want. I'm always on there making lists of vehicles I'm going to buy when I win the lottery.

Missmy06

[QUOTE=tarfin;5532844]Please don't post bull$$$$ like that. It's your opinion, not a fact. =QUOTE]


It may not be fact but myself and many others who actually own Ecoboost trucks agree completely with his opinion. Based on how my truck has been compared to people I know that have the 5.0 it is fact for me.

Spiky

All posts on the internet are opinion, you need to learn to accept that. And don't give me the "he makes it sound like fact" crap, ALL posts on the internet are opinion.

bassJAM

Maybe, but at least some opinions can be backed up by facts.

A blanket statement like "ecoboost will leave you frustrated and 5.0 will give you better ownership experience" really is a bs opinion that can't be backed up in any way.

Spiky

Then it shouldn't bother you, someone's opinion about an object.