stangman638
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Does anyone have access to oasis? Thinking about pulling the trigger on a 2019 gt350 thats used and under 500 miles. A bit odd someone would dump it so quickly.
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^^^^This^^^^Sounds like a staff or dealership car thatās driven by the sales staff and managers, and perhaps beaten on a bit. Iād we wary of it.
This is a fact. I have a wheel repair business and have repaired curbed wheels that have not been sold yet. Was there disclosure? I do not know, doubtful.Dealerships routinely fix cars that are damaged in transport and on the lot. It almost never is reported.
Agree. You still may have an engine failure but I wouldn't touch a GT350 that I couldn't break in myself. My HEP had 2.9 miles on it when I got it and was sitting on the showroom floor and never test driven. This was THE most important criteria I used when sourcing my car back in April.Sounds like a staff or dealership car thatās driven by the sales staff and managers, and perhaps beaten on a bit. Iād we wary of it.
This is true ordered a GTO in 2005. They took 6 months to get here from Australia. After got car home and was waxing it felt over spray all up both side quarter panels and taillights and looked in direct light like a spot had been resprayed on the rear fascia. There was nothing any where reporting it. Was told GM and other manufactures can fix before unit is sold and no paper trail. In my case had to happen before got to dealership cause I was there when it came off transport. My dealership had the over spray removed and put new taillights in cause they're plastic, under warranty and the over spray remover would have etched them. And even though I ordered it its not a sold unit till you do paperwork. Ain't right but manufactures can do it before delivery and dealership can before signing on dotted line.The disclosure is written into the arbitration clause now. It states something to the effect of car may have had additional work done by dealership to prepare for sale. Most likely also has something else about the dealership not being liable for work performed. Its a pretty bad grey area because of the body work has problems then ford will say to chase the dealership and the dealership will say itās not our problem.
I inspect a new car the same as I inspect a used car.