hazards280
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There are a couple of us here with G8s also.
Good to hear man! I'm glad other folks on here have similar tastes in cars!
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Me and my lady test drove a few before buying I'm only 24 she's 23 and looks 16 but no issue test driving. I guess it was because I had 12k cash in hand and a 2014 Focus Titanium to trade in maybe you need to just let them know you're serious
The salesman I spoke to knows i'm very serious, he just said he can't let me test drive the truck due to the things listed above. I found a 6.2 about twenty minutes from my house that I'm going to try to test drive this weekend. If I like what I see/drive, I'll be on the hunt again. This repeat setback from the dealer is making me have second thoughts.
Damn man that sucks. I remember when I was in my teens I test drove the shit out of cars. Possibly because of ***** like me that people encounter these stupid issues. I know it's a hassall but keep looking. If a dealer says no then move no or talk to the manager. It's discrimination.
Agreed. I'm not really one to cause a commotion over things but when I get the impression that a salesman is looking at me as inferior it really ****** me off. He was acting like he was doing ME a favor by letting me look at the inside of the truck.
You don't need a test drive. Find one with the options you like and buy it over the phone. You won't regret it. Drive it before you sign the papers and if you find something you don't like, walk away. There are more out there. When you call the dealership, ask for the fleet or internet salesperson.
Thanks for the recommendation. Next time I call a dealership, I'll ask for one of those people.
Very odd indeed. There are probably just as many broke 40+ year olds as there is well off 22 year olds. What does age got to do with it. Now I can see if a 16 year old went to a dealer with his 16 old friend and wanted to take a test drive but if that same 16 year old was with his dad, then I would find it odd that no test drive would be allowed.
I agree 100% with you here. I got the feeling that he was trying to push the exclusivity of the truck on me as a way of limiting the negotiations on price. He was willing to discuss it RIGHT away and told me how he had only seen four raptor in the five years he was at this dealership. Mind you, this is a fairly large dealership; four Raptors? doubtful...