<prompt> Human: In 2014, I bought my very first NEW car. 2014 Chevy Cruze. Had 26 miles on the odometer.I didnt have great credit, was driving an old Dodge Nitro and just had to get something. Salesman asked what my current payment was and I told him. I insisted that I was trading in the Nitro and that was my only down payment. He came back with Great news...brand new car and your payment is only 21 more a month. I thought it was great and went with it. 9.9 APR, through GM Financial and my payment was 421mon. I thought this was great, considering it was my first car, 525 credit, etc.Today, the Cruze has 76,000 miles on it, I own my own business and I desperately need a truck.I returned to the same Chevy dealer, today and spoke to the same salesman. I dont want or need a 35,000 truck but want a Silverado.He showed me a 2016, V6, crew cab, 44,000 miles on it. Awesome truck! When I asked him how much it was, he said I dont have a list but I know we can get it worked out. How much do you think this truck would run. I know its a 25,000 truck and said so...not thinking what was going on.We went back in to his desk and I asked again, how much the sticker price is and again, Im not sure, but well get it worked out and keep it as close to current payment as possible. They ran my credit now at 690 or so everything was great but since Im self employed, they need copies of my bank statements and the bank was already closed.I got home and got to thinking that it was odd, that he wouldnt give me a sticker price. They obviously have to have one.Is he just trying to get this deal done and put whatever price he wants on it, since he knows I dont want a higher payment? What if my payment would come back at say 350 and he goes ahead and makes it 450, because thats whats close to my current and Id never be the wiser.Am I reading more into this or do I need to go to a different dealership?  <response>: Different dealer.. dont even bother with this one. 