Buying a car even if you haggle down the price will still cost you more than it should with this scam.<\/p>\n
Ever bought a car and thought you got a really great deal \u2013 until you added up the costs later? Beware of a very common scam car dealerships use to make extra cash from their customers; often as much as between $500 to $2,500. The amount you pay out toward the scam is largely dependent on what you are willing to spend. The really annoying and underhanded part of this consumer fraud scheme is that the money you get asked for later is money the dealerships recover from the factory. Put another way, you are being overcharged for something the dealership ultimately gets back.<\/p>\n
Here is how this scheme works. You have haggled the price of your car down to what you are willing to pay. So far, so good. Then, you (more…)<\/span><\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Buying a car even if you haggle down the price will still cost you more than it should with this scam. Ever bought a car and thought you got a really great deal \u2013 until you added up the costs…<\/span><\/p>\n