Jim Marsh Chrysler Jeep

I guess I am not the only one who encounter this "false advertising" experience. I've noticed there are a few other recent reviewers raised this concern. They didn't disclose their pricing on their website nor they responded to my emails and texts about their "out the door price" on the vehicle I was interested in. So I was anticipating some price differences when I got there but not "EIGHT THOUSAND DOLLARS " difference. They did that by charge the consumers "I love your car package " for $4500 and " Recondition fee" for another $2900 and other various fees. So I guess that is how they conduct their business in this digital age. And this is just another lesson in life, that is " if something sounded too good to be true, then it is not true."