Ecrivain
Active Member
There's a nice 2.0 HDi at a big local second hand dealer (which appears to have a very good reputation, judging by lots of online reviews: 4.9 stars out of five), but they won't let me drive it "because of the covid situation, until we've agreed a sale". I queried this, to which they replied. "Obviously if you hate it, you can still walk away..."
Is this reasonable? Anyone know other garages' current policies?
I mean, I can understand them not wanting time wasters (and I did turn up in a very old car and T shirt and shorts LOL), but I do like to try before I buy, normally... And I'd feel awkward claiming to hate it to get out of finalising the sale. I'd like to drive, go home and think about it.
Lots of places seem to be turning to online viewing and free delivery...
Is this reasonable? Anyone know other garages' current policies?
I mean, I can understand them not wanting time wasters (and I did turn up in a very old car and T shirt and shorts LOL), but I do like to try before I buy, normally... And I'd feel awkward claiming to hate it to get out of finalising the sale. I'd like to drive, go home and think about it.
Lots of places seem to be turning to online viewing and free delivery...