[pinmagic]

When a car is unpopular in the marketplace, you expect the dealer to slash the price, so when it's popular, why shouldn't they raise it? That's supply and demand. Of course, there are other considerations for the dealer, such as generating goodwill, etc. But that's a balance for them to make - just cause they choose to risk alienating their customers, and take the quick profit, doesn't make it wrong.

And if you put a deposit down without an agreement, then you really can't hold them to a promised price, cause there's no contract. Without a contract, you could have walked away from the deal at any time, so why can't they?

Seems harsh, but that's how business is done, and that's what the law says.