Jenna Bowdary had a frustrating experience trying to custom order her dream car, a black Audi Q5 Sportback Legacy Edition, from a dealership.The salesman, Billy, steered her towards a different model that wasn't even available in the United States at the time.Despite promises that the new Audi Q5 would meet her expectations, when it finally arrived, it was not what she had ordered.Bowdary expressed disappointment as the car had different specifications and was more expensive than agreed upon.She described the process as exhausting and felt misled by the salesman who pushed her towards a deal she didn't want.Bowdary decided not to purchase the Audi Q5 and bought a different car from a Mercedes-Benz showroom the next day.This experience highlights tactics used by some car salespeople to manipulate buyers into making deals under false pretenses.Bowdary advises always having a backup plan and being cautious when dealing with car salespeople.The article mentions common sales tactics like presenting a vehicle as the only option within budget and hyping features that are not yet available.Bowdary's story serves as a cautionary tale for car buyers to remain vigilant and not be pressured into unsuitable deals.