Isn't it illegal for these dealerships to advertise vehicles they don't have?

Asked by GuruHPMC1 Aug 01, 2019 at 06:10 PM about the 2013 Toyota RAV4 LE

Question type: General

Dealership advertised Rav4 at a great price.  Made an appointment to view it,
they confirmed while I was in transit and got there and they told me the bumper
didn't look for so they sent it out.  They then tried to show me new Rav4's and
Camry.  Isn't this bait nd switch? Isn't this illegal?

3 Answers

I believe you are wrong. It's called bait and switch. You cannot falsely advertise an item and not have it or have it available to the consumer. Now how often it's enforced our people complain is another thing.

You could never prove illegality. The cars probably sold and they forgot to take the ad down. There is fine print that would make your case impossible to prosecute. If they suggest you look at another car there is nothing illegal about being a salesman.

Once I ordered a Toyota 4x4 and the salesman called me up and told me to come pick up my truck. When I got to the dealer there was no truck and no salesman (he went on vacation). Did I whine and call the law etc, etc? Nope. Walked across the street right in front of the guys boss and bought a Ford. Best move I ever made.

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