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I assume if you're spending 30K+ you'd at least want to test drive it. Also I'm sure if you got in touch with any car dealership near you, they'd arrange the ab

• PakG1 11y ago
  Used to think that about just about anything. Shoes, clothing, electronics, and more. You can get car accessories and parts online too, depending on the automaker. It may not get delivered to your home, but it'll at least get delivered to the dealer, if not your home. Some automakers have sites where you can customize your car online, like mini.com. If the trend continues, why just buy whole cars online too, especially if they're well-reviewed? What was unthinkable before surprisingly changes. I would not be surprised if buying cars became as easy as an Amazon Prime one-click in the future. Probably not for at least a decade though.
• analog31 11y ago
  My last car was 15k, but a text drive seems prudent, for comfort. It's the haggling that I dread.