I mean its the basis for the entire article this post is about. Most people don't buy a car on impulse. They do a bit of research, try things out and select th

I mean its the basis for the entire article this post is about. Most people don't buy a car on impulse. They do a bit of research, try things out and select the one they think is best. It takes a while. moreover its normally the second biggest purchase they make in their life. Once you order the car, to have it cancelled, or offered a car that is materially harder to use (with a discount! but the car is worth significantly less, so its not actually a discount) I would be pissed off. Yes, you can choose another car, but that wasn't the one they wanted. To then have a branded litter picker added to "sweeten" the deal, is frankly insulting.