i dont understand dealerships...
Jul 25, 2008, 12:14 PM
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yea, i can stay its a hard choice as a dealer... if someone comes in and ask for a test drive right away its one thing... if you want them to take you more serious you should dress decent ( not a shirt and tie or anything, although it wouldnt hurt)... and then talk about the car 1st
Ask about pricing, availability, rebates, insurance , finance options, service...dealer benefits and then ask about a test drive....
Ask about pricing, availability, rebates, insurance , finance options, service...dealer benefits and then ask about a test drive....
Jul 25, 2008, 01:12 PM
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Probably cant afford them.. most mitsu dealers are struggling or on their way out of business... Its too bad cause all cause should be test driven before purchase especially high performance ones...
Jul 25, 2008, 01:16 PM
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If they gave out test drives, every 16 year old kid would be lined up. Rules are rules. If someone wants a evo, 9 out 10 times they already know what the car is and what it can do.
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If they do paperwork, then let you drive the car, you wreck, well then its yours.
If they do paperwork, you test drive it, and dont like it, your not liable to buy it.
They are in the right.
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If they do paperwork, then let you drive the car, you wreck, well then its yours.
If they do paperwork, you test drive it, and dont like it, your not liable to buy it.
They are in the right.
Jul 26, 2008, 07:52 AM
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and thats the other side of it.... but if someone seems serious about ANY car i cannot see how you wouldnt let em drive it, just have to go with them and make sure the break in standards are being maintained....
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