<prompt> Human: So Im in the market for a 2017 Acura TLX 4 cylinder model because of how cheap it is right now MSRP of 32,000. The first quote I got was 26,600 before taxes and 28,900 out the door. I gave a call to a different dealer who offered 26,000 before taxes and 28,300 out the door. However, the model and color I want is the last one this dealer has in stock. He told me that because of incentives from corporate and the 2018 model coming in 2 days, theyre able to offer the TLX at a low price right now. However I wont be able to make a visit to the dealer until this Saturday, which would make it a new month of sales for the dealership and an uncertainty of whether I can get the same deal on the same car or whether the car will still be there when I arrive. For that reason he is asking me to put my credit card down to lock in the deal and hold the car for me. Im not quite sure if thats a good idea. We havent done any paper work for securing that price for the vehicle and all of our interaction has been done over the phone. What course of action should I take? Should I put my credit card down to hold the vehicle? What do you guys recommend I do?  <response>: Whenever anyone tells me I have to make the deal right now I get up and walk out the door. This has served me well on numerous occasions. 