Washington Blvd. Motors Deceptive advertising Arlington, Virginia

In my experience discrepancies between the description of a vehicle in an ad and the actual car for sale are relatively common, especially when a dealership has many vehicles of a same make and model with various trim levels on his lot. Sometimes a single description is used for all those vehicles, often with "vehicle may not appear as shown" or somesuch written in small characters. This is not fraud, but some might consider this as a bait and switch scheme.

Due to this anyone willing to travel a long distance to buy a vehicle based solely on the description found in an ad should first call the seller to make sure the description matches the actual vehicle offered for sale.

I would like to apologize to you, and your daughter. Unfortunately I have just come across this complaint. As for the photographs I can promise you that they we authentic, however there may have been an error made in during the upload from one vehicle to another. Obviously not a great excuse!, and both of you were still inconvenienced especially since you had to travel such a long distance. Since 2009 we have improved significantly the manner in which our advertised vehicles are described, and displayed. Typically now we have over 30 photos of each vehicle on our website, as well we have 3 people check the accuracy of the options listed. Unfortunately from time to time not often, even though we try to be extremely careful, still some errors are made. If you or your daughter are ever in need of a vehicle in the future, please call on me at +17032434466 Ext. 100 or email me at wbmotors@afsongroup.com. We will be happy to have the vehicle checked out in advance at dealer of your choice, pay for your plane ticket to our local airport, and have you picked up at the airport once you have arrived. Very kind regards, Ali Nezam General Manager  Washington Blvd. Motors