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I don't quite understand your point: are you suggesting he equated 'end of life' with 'three years old'? He was doing precisely the opposite.

• caoilte 5y ago
  It's completely separate things. They think they've found a way to market 2-3 year old cars as new. It's a good idea, most cars lose a third to half of their value in the first two years. Anything they can eat out of that by changing the seat leather is pure profit
  • Vrondi 5y ago
    Does the UK not already have the "Certified pre-owned" programs that car dealers in the USA have had for decades? You buy a certified pre-owned Ford, GMC, Toyota, etc, and it's a used car that has been inspected and refurbished, coming with a warranty. That's what this sounds like, just with a third round tacked on.