Honest in my dealings(?)

So I took my car to the dealer for an oil change. While there, I was informed by Travis that I really need the 60,000-mile service. My odometer is 57,800 miles. He went down a list of what that service involves--I sort of knew already. Then he said, "And that runs about five twenty five."

(Kind of a cute way of putting it, leaving off the word "dollars.")

I may have gasped or gulped. I said, "That's half a thousand dollars."

He continued to talk. "Well, you really need that because you didn't do the 30,000-mile service, only the 45,000."

I said I'd have to think about it.

When I got my car back and paid for the oil change, Travis continued his pitch. I said I knew of a guy who does service on Acuras and would probably go there. Travis said, "Find out what he charges and I'll match it."

He said it. I didn't.

Today I found out:

• $400.
• He has been in business 18 years.
• Has worked on Hondas 35 years.
• Only works on Honda and Acura cars.
  
• Is very busy--I'd need to give him 2 or 3 days notice and make an appointment.

This is the guy recommended to me by a Honda owner who takes his car there.

I hated to do it, but I called Travis and told him.

He talked a lot, selling me on coming to the dealer. This after he said, "Okay, I won't be making any money, but I'll match it."

I am going to the dealer. Not that he sold me. That I had already decided to.

Should I feel bad for dealing thus?