Napleton Kia of Fishers

I was looking at a 2016 Chevy Malibu. The price was 13k and I was texting one of the sales people for a few days. I was planning to take it for a test drive today and then yesterday they raised the Price 3k to 16k. So someone gets interested in a car and you raise the price? This is why people do not trust dealerships , always lying. I suggest to go else where for a vehicle. Update: One of the The General Mangers contacted me an said I could have it for the normal price last night. Today a different manager contacted me and said the car had sold this past Saturday. if it sold on Saturday, how come its still on your website six days later? You raise the price and now the price is back down to 13k. is the car even real or is it some kind of tactic to draw customers in to persuade them to buy something else? I'm not the smartest cookie in the jar, but I can smell something fishy.