In article >, Mark Henry wrote:

> When he says that's not the real price, that it's actually $70k then
> tell him you'll be back in with the local investigative news program to
> ask him why he's running a bait-and-switch. Be reasonable, but be a
> little loud about it and watch what happens.

The sticker isn't advertising. The sticker is just what the manufacturer
MSRP is and nothing more. It was to let buyers know what the MSRP is. The
dealer is apparently playing by the letter of the law. If the dealer
removed the window sticker and replaced it with their own at $70K that
would be a story for the news people.