An Edmonton man, Randy Lowry was shocked to find out that the vehicle that he had ordered, had a "worksheet agreement", put a $1,000.00 deposit on and waited four months for was going to cost him $2,400.00 more when it arrived. The manager blamed the current market shortage which it seems is used to cover for all kinds of additional fees being tacked on after the original sales price. Its a dealers market and buyers need to be especially aware.