What is on this dealer's lot?

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the whole market for a cent, before any per-unit call pull the inventory for <dealer id> from cars.com on monid. the id is a uuid you only get from a $0.03 search first, the response carries no total and no page count so paging runs until a page comes back empty and each empty page still bills, and new and used stock are mixed with no filter, so split them yourself before saying what the lot leans toward the lot: 29 vehicles in one call, from $20,914 to $57,968 the mix: five brands, new and used stock side by side on the same lot there is no end signal: the response has no total and no page count, so paging is blind: on a second dealer pages twenty and fifty each came back empty and each billed a cent new and used are mixed: that dealer's 144 rows were 62 new against 82 used with no stock-type filter available, so the weighting question is answered wrong unless you separate them first the gap: the response carries a dealer id but no dealer name, so you know the lot, not the sign why first: a cent buys a rival's whole stock list, which is the cheapest competitive read in the aisle

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