> Cost and price are 2 different things this may be true but contextually it is not acceptable. If a salesman emails me that the cost of their car is $500 (mi

> Cost and price are 2 different things this may be true but contextually it is not acceptable. If a salesman emails me that the cost of their car is $500 (mind you, without asterisk or even something like 'terms and conditions apply/see (blank) for details) all am thinking about is the price of their car. but if you start asking questions like how much is my time worth, because it counts towards the true cost of ownership it starts getting ridiculous. and which time are you referring to? the trip to the corporate meeting or the trip to my son's baseball game? seriously