[ SECRET POST #2457 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2457 ⌋

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Comments

Re: How not to sell a car

[(Anonymous)]

WTF is the point of driving a "demonstrator" model? You test drive the specific car you want to buy to make sure everything sounds, looks and feels like it ought to.

Re: How not to sell a car

[(Anonymous)]

I was pretty much going to say this.

Re: How not to sell a car

[bringreligiontothewamwams]

Take it up with the motor industry, it is part of their industry model. You go, drive a car of the same model and general type as the one you want then if you like it you can order an actual car with/without some of the general spec.

With some caveats in my case because it is part funded through a help-to-buy scheme. Which means I have limited choice in color (I can have any color as long as it is gray (although I would have said it was more of a silver, but meh) and certain options are off limits (no alloys, sports bodykit, etc).

Re: How not to sell a car

[(Anonymous)]

I don't think I understand it either. I'm in the UK and my test drive was in the car I went on to purchase. I can't understand not getting to drive the actual car you're hoping to buy.

Re: How not to sell a car

[(Anonymous)]

In Germany, it depends - a new car is almost always a test car and you order the car after that accordning to your wishes. But a test drive with a used car would always be the exact car you're possibly going to buy.