First they claim to have no haggle pricing, which at least for used cars is blatantly untrue, so if you're buying a used car and you read it on their website that they don't haggle or they start acting like that is the case you can completely disregard it; they will haggle. As I bought used, I don't know if they abide by that policy for new cars. Also they may say let's take a look at Autotrader to show you how their car is ""competitvely priced"", but the pricing on autorader is all over the map, you might see the same car for $8,000 and somewhere else for $15,000. Besides they leave so much flexibility in the pricing because you have the base price of the car but then they add on Reconditioning, doc fees, VTR, dpp, etc. It's no surprise that dealer's have a lot of tricks up their sleeves so it's nothing new I guess, just be forewarned.
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