I Exposed The Most Common Car Dealership Scams

In this eye-opening video, we expose a common scam that many car dealerships use to mislead consumers: listing selling prices with conditional incentives mixed in. You may think you're getting a great deal when you see a low price online, but in reality, that price often includes rebates and credits from the government, IRS, or the car manufacturer-discounts that not everyone qualifies for.
We'll break down how these so-called 'sale prices' are not true discounts offered by the dealership. Instead, they're based on incentives that may not apply to you, which means the actual price you'll pay can be much higher than advertised. It's a tactic that inflates the perceived discount and tricks you into thinking you're getting a better deal than you actually are.
Understand this: credits and rebates should NOT be included in the car's selling price. The selling price should represent what the dealer earns from the sale, regardless of whether you pay out of pocket or use incentives to reduce your cost. Don't fall victim to these misleading practices! Watch now to learn how to protect yourself and ensure you get the deal you deserve.
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