How do you buy a car? Do you look at fact sheets and compare, and choose the one that has the list that fits your interests best? I hope not. I buy cars talki

How do you buy a car? Do you look at fact sheets and compare, and choose the one that has the list that fits your interests best? I hope not. I buy cars talking to people who own that car. I read reviews. I test drive it multiple times. I do check the facts sheet, of course, but them I go and see if it's accurate. And then I compare. Most cars are identical on the surface, but there are details - this one has a softer clutch, that one looks better (to my taste), and that other is said to do wonderful mileage. I usually end up ranking them, and if they tie, I go for the cheaper one. That's how you promote people. You take a few, compare them extensively (talking to others, checking facts, "test driving") and choose the one you feel it's the best. So far, so good. The missing point here is WHY promote people. The author seems to forget about that.