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I was interested in possibly buying a discontinued 2019 Chevy Volt. Cars.com had one listed at about $36K, but it also suggested there may be additional fees. Okay, I can get that. I was trying to make a purchase before Apr 1 deadline for a $7,500 tax credit.
No quote from my query. They wrote and asked if I was interested. I replied that was was first seeking a quote for a straight cash deal.
"Taking the route of no trade and no finance would put you at $42,558.81," M. R., Sir Walter Chevrolet.
$42,558.81! Yikes, I'm definitely NOT interested. Quite a difference from the cars.com $35,820.
I don't know if this reflects a kind of bait and switch of dealers on Cars.com or of this dealership, but I'm happy I did not proceed to attempt to make a purchase.
PW
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