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There are plenty of cars on a dealer’s lot that they’d love to squeeze extra value out of. This isn’t for new cars with the plastic still on them, it’s for last
by jagger27 7y ago
There are plenty of cars on a dealer’s lot that they’d love to squeeze extra value out of. This isn’t for new cars with the plastic still on them, it’s for last year’s model that didn’t sell, demo units, recent off-lease trade-ins, etc.
I could see this working quite well.
- bluedino 7y ago>> last year’s model that didn’t sell, demo units Those are both 'new' in the dealership's eyes