|
This is pretty common actually. My parents bought a "brand new" pontiac back in the late 90's with 500 miles on it. Supposedly it was just used to test drive a lot, but once they started the paperwork they tried getting them to sign something stating they were buying a USED car, because in CA any car driven off the lot after paperwork is considered used.
Someone had taken it to buy it, and then the bank did not finance them like the dealer had hoped. Couldn't find a finance team so they had to return the car and the dealer then loses a new car and gets a used one in return.
It kinda has to be that way, or else we'd all go to dealerships and wait a week to actually get the car.
|