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Originally Posted by igorot
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Alright, since I started this post, and relates to me being a girl and liking the FR-S...I have a question for you all --
I went to visit a Scion dealership out by me only to find two (already sold) FR-S's in the show room - No test drives allowed or anything. The new owner's names were listed on a cheaply designed 8X10 poster taped onto the dash of each vehicle. The tiny little sports cars were just sitting there, patiently waiting for their new owners to come take them away.
I wanted to see the interior up close and personal so I simply asked the sales guy if he could open it up and let me in. Expecting a "no, we can not do that" he actually let me inside and move around the seats and check everything out, pop the hood, play with the buttons, etc. My question is - if these were already purchased by a customer, down payments made, then how come the dealership employees let an outsider like me come in and mess around with all of the options? I am a gentle person, and respect people's property, but what if some a*hole came with a "I don't give a crap" attitude and messed stuff up? If that was my BRAND NEW car, I'd be
super pissed they let others inside my vehicle! Is this legal or ok to do since it's still on the company's property? The more traffic near the car, the better chance of dings, dents, and scratches to surface...
I fell in love, except it was AT. Oh well, it's not like I was able to drive it anywhere.
