In my opinion if the fees, add on's, etc., aren't listed on the information on the vehicles on your website, and any other automobile search sites, they aren't worth bothering with. If a price is listed at say, $15,000, but won't be sold without dealer add on services, then it's not $15,000. It amounts to a scam.

Everyone is entitled to their opinion. Not listing fees and other costs isn't a definition of a scam.

Anything can be spun in life, especially these days. The 'fact is', no matter how you 'attempt' to spin it, if I'm told the cost is 'x', and then other 'things' are added that aren't revealed until someone is about to say yes to the deal - It's a scam. Save your retort too. I don't need your 'opinion' to call out a scam. Funny how someone 'in the business of vehicle sales' tries to defend the scam. 'Ohh... it's not really a scam, hush, hush, polite talk.' Whatever. Scam. It's at least useful to know dealers are going to attempt to scam you now. It wasn't so predictably pervasive before the Internet. So your website is useful for that anyway. It's pointless for actually 'getting the price' of a vehicle. Goodbye, no reply needed/wanted. I have a brain, and don't need your blatantly biased opinion.