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You won’t be able to test drive _the specific car you are buying_ before committing to purchasing it. You’d only be able to test drive another instance of that
by irq 8y ago
You won’t be able to test drive _the specific car you are buying_ before committing to purchasing it. You’d only be able to test drive another instance of that model, but not the specific one you’d be committing to for X years. This deprives you of the ability to, e.g., avoid purchasing a particular instance of a vehicle that has some annoying defect or flaw.
- cmmartin 8y agoDefects and flaws will be repaired for free though
- josefx 8y agoDo you also get a replacement car for the time you can't use the one you bought?
- PedroBatista 8y agoWow! How nice of them.
- dmode 8y agoYou can always refuse delivery if you are not happy with the car
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- emiliobumachar 8y agoThat's industry standard, isn't it? Who test drives specific new cars before buying? Would you be as okay with buying a new car after is was test-driven by several random strangers?
- mrguyorama 8y agoHave you ever purchased a car through a dealership? When you buy a car off the lot, chances are good many people have test driven it, and unless you have zero anxiety about the purchase, you were one of those people