DukeFrisbee
Member
Maybe I'm being naïve but the whole idea of raising prices on already ordered cars with deposits is ridiculous! What other business runs this way? You order an expensive steak off the menu and when the bill comes it's more because of a price change? You order an iPhone that's backordered and when it comes in they pass on an extra $100 simply because of some chip issue in China?
They are perfectly within their rights to raise prices as conditions change but you draw a line in the sand and say everything ordered after this date is subject to it, everything before is not. Full disclosure to dealers and customers. When you spend days negotiating detailed pricing with options and incentives, place a deposit and wait months and are then told the price you agreed upon is getting thrown out and the whole deal needs to be renegotiated - that's nuts.
I ordered at the beginning of April and will refuse to pay an extra $2,000+ if that's what it ends up being - on principal alone.
They are perfectly within their rights to raise prices as conditions change but you draw a line in the sand and say everything ordered after this date is subject to it, everything before is not. Full disclosure to dealers and customers. When you spend days negotiating detailed pricing with options and incentives, place a deposit and wait months and are then told the price you agreed upon is getting thrown out and the whole deal needs to be renegotiated - that's nuts.
I ordered at the beginning of April and will refuse to pay an extra $2,000+ if that's what it ends up being - on principal alone.
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