Kind of hard to get the car up on the lift if they can't drive it :lol:
I would also expect them to do a test to make sure the wheel is centered correctly :frusty:
When I picked up my GT with PP my dealer put 87 in the car. I asked her why and I was told that the engine only required 87 not 93. I checked the manual and it also said 87. What do people think?
:frusty::headbonk::crazy::tsk::confused::lol::doh:
They want you to buy the car that day because 99.99999% of the time you will not be back.
Always do you research up front and do not go to the dealer until you are ready to purchase.
You want to know what you want for your trade and what you want to pay for the car. It's that simple. I have...
Not sure why people don't drive their cars, I mean, that's why you purchased it correct?
It's not a 1966 Shelby Cobra 427 Super Snake worth oodles of dollars.
Kid gets his arm chewed off by a shark and he's in the hospital for a couple of days with a great attitude.......
Guys new car stinks a bit and he's in the hospital for a week and wants a lawyer.....
Go figure.......
"I was actually in the hospital for a week and they couldn't figure out why."
You just don't get admitted to the hospital for no reason. Why were you admitted?
I had a 2007 Mustang GT Premium until I stupidly sold it.
I currently have a 2011 F-150 Ecobeast.
Love the power, miss the sound of a V8.
When I pull the trigger it will be the 5.0.