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Yes, a specific dollar amount was listed with a specific VIN number. The vehicle we test drove and tried to buy matched the VIN number. The price should have matched the ad.

If the ad quoted "Up to $10,000 off....." then even a $1 discount satisifies the ad's promise. But if they advertised, say, an $18,000 Camry for $13,000, or perhaps "$4000 off Factory List" on a new Camry [or whatever] and they tried to sell the car to you at, say, $500 off, then you should file a complaint with the authorities. "Bait & Switch" comes to mind.

We bought an $18,000 factory list 1991 Camry (March 1991) for somewhat more than $12,000 from a KY dealer because their ad quoted a specific dollar discount from factory list. They tried to pack on rustproofing, interior protection, family planning, a dental insurance policy, and an extended warranty that, all told, would (yep) cost as much as the advertised discount. We had a neat method for cutting the high pressure sales spiel off and we left with a well-discounted Camry. I think the pending introduction of the "Aero" 1992 Camry was killing sales of the 1991 Camry. The "Aero" 1992 Camry looks ever more dated now than does the 1991 Camry, which simply looks ugly....but ugly in a nicely functional way.....