Because the dealer is crooked. Avoid dealers that change the prices, unless the price is lower.
Well, if they had changed it to a lower number, you wouldn't be complaining? If someone advertised a price and then increased it, they're not honest, find someone else.
Bob is absolutely correct, looks like we were thinking about this and posting this message at almost the same time.
Why the Dealer change the price when you go see it
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