|
mostly of the time, i really dont care how many on the odo (must not exceed 50km or 30miles). But for a toy like this car, i would not alow more than 5-7km.
btw, just a hint like that, if your leasing a car, make sure the dealer put the REAL km or miles on your contract, if not, and you go over the allowed km, you will be charged for each km over.
exemple.
on contract the dealer write 0km
delivery at 34km
allowed 20 000km
bring car back to dealer at 20 034km
you will be charge 34km at 15 cent each.
but if your make sure he put the right km before you sign, then you will not have to pay.
i know, i know 34km is not that bad, but think about a car that you lease and have 500km on it that you have to pay because you did not care about this little number on the paper.
append to me once.
|