Beware of deceitful practices. We were looking to buy a used rv. The salesman told us that he was sent in from California as a specialist to quickly sell numerous rvs and he was paid for the number of rv's that he sold, not for how much. He showed us a rv that was perfect for us. As we were looking at the rv we were told the rv was selling between $120,000 and $130,000. Of course I wanted more towards $120,000. When we went in to do paperwork it was with the finance guy and I was given a quote for our trade in and the price they would sell the new rv of $133,900.
I did mention that it was higher than what we were told by the salesman but they would not budge from that price. It was late in the day so we left and went back the next day to finish up. When we were getting the numbers down on the papers they told me that they needed to mess with the numbers to make it work and added $20,000 to the cost. Who seriously is going to fall for that? They again said they had made a mistake and that was the final price. What really happened? They saw how much we liked the rv and tried deceitful practices for more money. Extremely dishonest and huge liars. What everything they do because they think you are stupid enough to fall for their crap.
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