Mistaken

iTrader: (20)

Dealers FTL but i could see them not letting you. If you were serious you would have let them pull your credit.

TonyMS

I see their point in not wanting to let you drive the car unless you are able to a willing to buy it. I know I wouldn't buy a car that wasn't virgin and never driven over say 20 miles at the most. That being said I drove up to my dealer were a bought my car (in the Evo) and they didn't want to let me drive theirs without all the crap even though I bought my Evo from them when I wasn't even looking to buy a car and just wanted to check it out and guess what I bought it. Well I told the sales guy to give me a call when they starting getting the MRs cause that is the one I would want anyway and we exchanged business cards. I am sure he will be calling me a wanting me to come check the car out cause these things just sit on the lots down here in Truck and SUV country.

Mr. PSSsSt

iTrader: (37)

i just test drove a 9 today w/ out anything..just walked in there and told them i want to drive the evo

philevo

iTrader: (4)

A dealership hear told me I needed to put down a deposit to test drive the car. This is total bs. I went to a porsche dealership and told them I wanted to test drive a gt2 and the only one they had was on the showroom floor in the corner. The salesman told me he would be more than happy to get the car out so I could test drive it. Because the salesman treated me with respect, if I ever wanted a porsche, I would see him.

92gsxbaltimore

iTrader: (1)

actually it does affect your score negatively if you have too many requested(authorized) credit checks. The ones that are done by companies that send you credit card applications without your knowledge do not affect your score however.

4G63

iTrader: (4)

depends....most credit checks by any retailer where you fill out an application/sign a paper counts as a hit against your credit....

Turbolover

iTrader: (5)

Unfortunately, credit inquires hurt your credit score.

4G63

iTrader: (4)

Actually, it only takes one to show up, but they may not count it until you do 2 or more. On the bright side though you have a 30 day window for credit hits. Basically, you could have 5 or 6 different credit checks by different companies, but you only get charged for one check/inquiry.....

correct.....