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As long as there's enough blind people buying the damn things, they'll keep trying. Not that anyone here would fall for it...oh, wait, I do have that electric John Deere Gator. Never mind.

Once reaching an agreement, yes. On my recent hunt for a Challenger, one outfit in Oklahoma had one that fit the bill, and for a good price...until it was time to get the numbers on paper. Then thousands of dollars worth of incentives and rebates disappeared, and were replaced with an ADM(!)...

Yeah, now that you mention it. When I ask "How much would this car cost me?", the answer usually begins with "You can get payments as low as....". And when I try again, they generally want to talk about the value of the trade-in. If there is a trade-in, I say that I don't care what you value...

Umm, did I mention that I sold that multi-door thing and replaced it with a Challenger?

I dunno. Wouldn't affect me, really. Mostly I order vehicles that I've only seen photos of. Same with buying used. No test drives, no kicking tires, no needless interaction with salesmen. Although, the interaction with the salesgirl that delivered the most recent used car I bought sight unseen...

Of course they did. Those pesky rear seat passengers aren't all the same size. And (most) Challenger owners are capable of finding a comfortable seating position without needing help by electronics.

Those could simply be to create a better isolator to ground for some damn EV.