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From: [e-mail] (STEVE LEE DUNHAM)
Subject: Re: Car buying story, was: Christ, another dealer service scam...
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Date: Fri, 16 Apr 1993 03:43:14 GMT


>While not exactly a service incident, I had a similar experience recently  
>when I bought a new truck.
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>I had picked out the vehicle I wanted and after a little haggling we  
>agreed on a price. I wrote them a check for the down payment plus tax
>and license and told them I'd be back that evening to pick up the truck.  
>When I returned, I had to wait about an hour before the finance guy could  
>get to me. When I finally got in there, everything went smoothly until he  
>started adding up the numbers. He then discovered that they had  
>miscalculated the tax & license by about $150. 

This seems to be a popular scam with dealers.  Last month my brother bought 
a new Audi 90 series quatro from a local dealer.  They came back with the 
final price, tax and all, and he added it up for himself.  There happened to 
be an extra $300 tagged on under the tax part. He pointed out their error 
and asked them to re-think their addition.  They came back with the right 
price the next time.