Im sure this is common MO for Dealers ; they have little regard for ones
time and like the 'bait and switch' game.  Very few Dealers are worthy
of respect.

by the way this is the NJ dealership on RT 22  springfield

They do stuff like this, and then wonder why you don't come back in 3-5-
7 years or whenever? Why would they want to piss you off like the place
you are talking about, or the GMC dealer, Ed Schmidt in Perrysburg, Ohio
did to me? They played games and put me way way out in the lot, looking
at a crapload of nearly identical trucks trying to find the ONE I really
wanted that didn't sticker for 1500 more than just the one I wanted.
They leave me out there, alone, causing me not to hear them call the
shuttle (My truck was being worked on, for the 6th or 7th time after it
was "repaired" after a bad wreck) and then they made me wait 2 hours+
until it came back. If they had just taken my a.s home, I would have
been ok with it, but instead, they just made me wait, then seemed
shocked when I later told them why I didn't want to buy the truck I was
looking at that day. They should have had a clue by the survey score
they got from that day. If they hadn't played games, I would have bought
it that morning! The only thing that was keeping me from doing it before
they pissed me off was that they were way off base, price wise. Of
course, when they called me later, the price was exactly what I had
offered them in the first place.

I did most of the negotiation on my 2003 Ram by email, and went in at
730 at night two days later, and it was soon a done deal. They sent me
the invoice and everything, along with a copy of the sticker.

If the printer hadn't kept screwing up the paperwork repeatedly, it
would have been a dream. So far, 2+ years later, Charlie's Dodge in
Maumee, Oh has done nothing to annoy me at all. I will almost for sure
be looking at a Challenger in 2009, unless it's as screwed up looking as
the Charger is,then it's probably going to be the Camaro,if GM makes it,
and doesn't screw it up. I have two Chevy dealers that have treated me
decently in the past. One has no inventory, the other is huge, but never
has had exactly what I want, ever.

I've only really been jacked around by 3 car dealers in my 32 years of
driving and buying cars:

Las Vegas Dodge in 77, a circus of lies, screwups, and attempted fraud.

Fletcher Jones Chevy in Las Vegas in 77 I had a deal all worked out on a
77 1/2 ton 4x4, and went to get the down payment, and the price went up
$2400 bucks. They were known for doing that stuff, but why kill a done
deal. They must not have thought I would walk. I did, and in a hurry
too.
(That's why I went to Las Vegas Dodge)

Ed Schmidt described above..

BDK