The agent successfully gathered core business information about S.Jönsson Bil (what, who, pricing, differentiation) from two accessible pages (homepage and /bilar inventory). The site was poorly navigable — most logical URLs (about, service, inventory patterns) returned 404s, forcing the agent to guess at alternative paths and rely on homepage content rather than dedicated pages.

• ›Only 2 of 10 URL attempts succeeded ([1] homepage, [6] /bilar inventory); 7 returned 404s despite being reasonable guesses (om-oss, service, why-us, about). The agent had to infer the /bilar path from memory rather than discovering it via site navigation.
• ›Step [1] and [12] both fetched the homepage with identical URLs but returned differently scoped summaries—[1] was broader, [12] added financing and Brabus details—indicating the LLM's summarization layer added specificity, not new fetches. This conflates what the page actually exposed vs. what the model synthesized.
• ›The inventory page ([6]) supplied concrete pricing ranges and brand mix (95 vehicles, price floors/ceilings) that grounded the answer's pricing section; without it, the agent would have had only marketing copy.
• ›Service pricing, financing terms, and lease details were explicitly flagged as missing from the final response, confirming the site does not expose these in accessible, structured form despite advertising these services.
• ›The agent's claim about '23+ years Mercedes experience' and 'highest AMG certifications' came from the homepage ([1], [12]), not from a dedicated About or Team page, indicating competitive differentiation is embedded in hero copy rather than documented separately.