Which statement would NOT typically be included in an advertisement?

In advertisements for vehicles, it's common to present factual information and relevant offers to attract potential buyers. Statements regarding vehicle specifications, financing options, and any available incentives or rebates align with the typical content of promotional materials. Advertisers aim to provide clear and concrete details that help consumers make informed decisions.

A salesperson's verbal statement of the MSRP (Manufacturer's Suggested Retail Price) is more subjective and often determined during the sales process rather than in the advertisement itself. MSRP may be referenced in print or digital advertising, but it is not as definitive as written content and can be influenced by negotiation. Therefore, it is less likely to be included as it may vary with different sales strategies and contexts, making it an inappropriate element for formal advertisements where clear, consistent information is preferred.