If the price doesn't need to be in the title, should there be a rule that it is in the description?
These for example don't list the overall price of the offer. I know there are various trims, options and on roads, but a range should be listed, or a "from" price.
Eg:
4% off BYD Vehicles Purchased Through a Novated Lease @ BYD Australia
The deal in those cases is generally either the low rate on finance or the % discount.
That is like saying this 15% off RRP at Supercheap Auto Online @ Linkt App should have a price in it.
Car Deals
They're not car deals. They are finance deals.
I didn't have an example there, but I am also talking about the car deals with a free charger etc.
They're not car deals. They are charger deals
IMO it should be a requirement that you search realestate.com.au for the cheapest house in Australia to put in the details too, for any home loan rate deals.
OzBank Fixed Rate Home Loan 4.20% (CR 6.9% P.A) - From $42,000
Plz no one buy that, I called dibs.
Cheaper than most of the base car prices lol
Not really the same thing though is it?
The finance offers are usually limited to 1 or 2 models.
BYD have 6 different vehicle models, under each there can be multiple variants
And you listed the BYD post as an example
The Toyota post includes demos, which you won't find listed on Toyota's website, so pricing would be unknown… yet you listed it as an example
Tell 'em they're dreamin'
Comes with a free family of snakes though! Bargain.
What will you do with those ripping off offers for crap cars e.g. toyoto bzfkn?4x whatever.
Defect the Amish: Buy a horse and a cart!
DYOR
too many permutations of model/trim level/options etc to list a price in title