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Originally Posted by Kimsey47
I have the BRZ, but I'd imagine you're going to see this A LOT from both sides. I'd say you're basically going to have to be in the position to say yes or no after you've already displayed you can afford (credit etc) to purchase the car. In my case I'd pre-ordered and did all my paperwork before actually driving the car. Had I changed my mind we'd torn the paperwork up, but I was sold.  |
I first heard about this car in an article in Esquire. I'm more of a German car fan and don't follow what a lot of the Japanese brands do (although I do drive an old 2006 Mazda 3). Anyway, seems like a lot of hassle to go through just for a test drive. A car is a fairly big purchase, so I want to drive it before I commit my time to doing any kind of paperwork. Obviously your case is different, but I admire your dedication before even driving it
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Originally Posted by oso_25
I don't know if they are just making 2,000 in th US but most dealership won't let anyone just test driving the frs. I think they will let u if ur a serious buyer
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That's what I thought too - but the salesman didn't even ask if I was interested in buying one.
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Originally Posted by rcm47
Wasn't it scions goal to sell 10,000 for the remainder of this year and 20,000 next year? Doesn't sound that limited..
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If that is true than this particular salesman is spreading FUD.