Consumer advisory: review the public record
Consumer advisory: review the public record
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Customer alleges Tasca uses fake decoy listings to attract customers, reports rudeness and harassing messages after declining to purchase, and claims to have filed complaints with regulatory authorities.
“This business uses fake decoy listings in order to get people into their dealership.”
Customer encountered bait-and-switch pricing on advertised GMC Sierra, with listed price undercut by $5K upon arrival, followed by no remedial outreach or response to inquiries.
“Beware of their bait and switch. They still to this date have a 2018 GMC Sierra listed for 35K, you get there and it has extras on it and bumped price up 5K”
Dealership falsely claimed listed vehicle was sold, then attempted to redirect customer to higher-priced cars and continued to market the same vehicle to girlfriend days later.
“They post cars on Cars.com and when you get there say oh sorry that car was JUST sold then offer you to look at something much higher priced”
Dealership advertises one price online but adds markup after customer inquiry, consistent with known bait-and-switch pattern.
“The dealership advertises one price and then adds a markup to the advertised price after a inquiry is made.”
Tasca Ford advertises vehicles at one price but adds markup after customer inquiry, classic bait-and-switch practice.
“The dealership advertises one price and then adds a markup to the advertised price after a inquiry is made.”
Customer ordered Ford OEM parts with promised 3-4 day delivery, received incomplete order after 2 weeks, and was denied express shipping upgrade despite paying $58 for standard shipping.
“waited 2 weeks when they said 3-4 days, and sill the order wasn't complete”
Customer alleges Tasca Ford advertises one price, then adds markup after inquiry, constituting bait-and-switch.
“The dealership advertises one price and then adds a markup to the advertised price after a inquiry is made.”