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Context is key. If the dealership has been generally difficult to work with throughout the buying process then it's not necessarily walking over just $200, it's quite possibly the argument over just $200 being the straw breaking the camel's back. It isn't just the $200, it's everything that came before it. Only tinmanwpk knows for sure, but it's quite possible the $200 was the final part of the jigsaw puzzle that confirmed that this wasn't a deal that felt right.
Context is key. If the dealership has been generally difficult to work with throughout the buying process then it's not necessarily walking over just $200, it's quite possibly the argument over just $200 being the straw breaking the camel's back. It isn't just the $200, it's everything that came before it. Only tinmanwpk knows for sure, but it's quite possible the $200 was the final part of the jigsaw puzzle that confirmed that this wasn't a deal that felt right.
Totally, but in that case I'm going to buy the car I want from a different dealer.
besides the cargo area being longer usually, what's the difference between a hatchback and a wagon? and a crossover is taller, making it more useful.
wouldn't a hatchback be something like a golf? they're much shorter than a wagon and exclusively FWD based... if you're an avid surfer or skier you'd definitely want the wagon lol
Sweet...turd brown.
Sorry, but my good buddy in high school had a "turd brown Ford" as it was known. I just can never have (or appreciate) any brown car.