found a local dealer who offered the car of my dreams. I did my homework and went to test drive .dealer posted keyless entry etc . NO FOB. Is the dealer responsible to install since he advertised ??

Asked by Nicole Dec 24, 2014 at 11:32 PM about the 2005 Acura MDX AWD with Touring Package

Question type: General

False advertising ?? Or do I push for
what was offered??

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The Dealer ALWAYS has an easy out in this scenario with the "Not responsible for typographical errors in our listings" that normally is posted on their website and/or newspaper ads. You can certainly try to haggle with them on that...if they REALLY want to make the sale, they'll agree to do it. Best of luck and Happy Holidays!

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What you do is wait until the dealer has invested a couple hours into trying to get you to buy his car, then get up and say you're really upset about the missing key fob and walk out. 99% of the time they'll relent and give you a key fob to close the deal. This is where you play hard ball. They won't watch a deal walk out the door over something as minor as a key fob.

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