<prompt> Human: Following up on the wildly successful post 3 Tricks Car Salesmen Use to take your money Id like to describe the fourth trick that was used to get my money when I was but a young 21-year-old college graduate with a hankering for a new car.Salesman: Hey, FIT, that used car you were looking at earlier today; weve had multiple other buyers come in and put offers on it since you came in yesterday. Im willing to hold the car for you since you were the first person to look at it, but only for the next 24 hours!.I bought that shit up! In retrospect, I cant believe I was that gullible. I even went with the dealer financing and paid 8.5 interest on a 5 year old car. Damn.Lesson learned! DO NOT bend to pressure. Unless you are buying a super-unique McLaren in which case you are most certainly not on rpersonalfinance, you DO NOT need to buy that car now. You can wait and get a better one in a few weeks or months.Dont be like 21-year-old me. Chill the fuck out.  <response>: My law and society teacher told our class this story: he saw an add in the newspaper for a used SUV at a ridiculously cheap price. He went there and the car salesman said sorry, we just sold it. But we have this car for twice as much as that one my teacher then walked around the whole car lot and found the car hiding in the corner of the lot and matched the vin number with the one in the newspaper. They ended up having to sell it to him for the price listed because it would be illegal for them not to. 