<prompt> Human: Last week Thursday my sister went to the Subaru dealership and picked out a car. It was the last one on the lot, and she wanted to pay with certified check, so they charged her credit card 500 to hold the car and gave her the quote in writing.On Monday she called to verify the total price, but she couldnt get the check because of the holiday. She went back today with the check and the quotes in writing and they refused to sell her the car without adding 2500 to the price. She said no and left, they would not cancel the 500 charge. I told her to contest the charge with the CC company, as they didnt hold up their end of the bargain. Is that good advice? I dont want her to do something dumb because I recommended it. Hope this is the right place for this sort of thing, I posted in raskcarsales as well.EDIT: raskcarsalesEDIT2: Just got word part of the reason she didnt do the deal was they insisted that her trade in had a lien on the title. Trip to the DMV website checker thing, there is no lien on that car and there never was. Its all getting very strange.EDIT3:She talked with the managers manager and the story she got is that they wouldnt honor the deal because the salesman gave her a number that was too low. He grade A threw everyone below him under the bus, it was kind of sickening. He did some begging to get her to buy a car there, but she had had enough. They will be refunding the 500 to her card. She went to a different dealership and bought a model year newer car for a little bit more, and she likes it more. Alls well that ends well I guess. Thanks for all the comments.  <response>: Try raskcarsales as well. There are a lot of car salesmen there that can tell you if this is normal. 