By Carlton Hoyt, 19 September 2017
Imagine you’re buying a car. You find a nice car that you really like, and the dealer says that it’s a new car called a “Chicane” You’ve never heard of a Chicane, but you want to learn more about it, so you look online to see if anyone else is selling it, check reviews, and know if you’re getting a good deal, but you can’t find anything. Now imagine that Chicane is just a standard issue Ford, and the dealer was just trying to make it more difficult for you to research the competition so you didn’t realize that you could get the same thing elsewhere. How would you feel?
Perhaps you would feel deceived or like you were lied to? You probably wouldn’t want to trust that dealer either – after all, why didn’t he just tell you that it...
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