> The company says it has a "generous return policy" to avoid the need for test drives, as would-be buyers can return a car after 1,000 miles or seven days. I

> The company says it has a "generous return policy" to avoid the need for test drives, as would-be buyers can return a car after 1,000 miles or seven days. I wouldn't define it "generous", if I cannot test-drive the car. Concerning the rest: mmhh, the move seems suspicious after the previous statement, which was very clear => maybe the early in/direct feedbacks/indicators were more negative than expected, and/or the stock market did not react according to the expectations and/or etc..., therefore the mgmt decided to find some middle ground? And/or maybe some conflicts in the board of directors?