[Jonster]

I picked up my car from a dealer 3.5 hour away. The salesman actually FaceTimed me and showed me every single angle and thing on the car I wanted. He even got in it, turned it on and went through the NPP/Mag ride settings while also driving a little in the dealer lot to show the heads up display.
I still drove out to purchase it and drove the car back home, but the salesperson was amazing. I agree with the comments where they should provide what you want to feel comfortable. If not, as much as you possibly want the car....just move on.

[KenMaro]

Originally Posted by Jonster

I picked up my car from a dealer 3.5 hour away. The salesman actually FaceTimed me and showed me every single angle and thing on the car I wanted. He even got in it, turned it on and went through the NPP/Mag ride settings while also driving a little in the dealer lot to show the heads up display.
I still drove out to purchase it and drove the car back home, but the salesperson was amazing. I agree with the comments where they should provide what you want to feel comfortable. If not, as much as you possibly want the car....just move on.

that sounds like a great dealer experience. that is the kind of dealer/salesman i would go back to for another car when the time arose.

[nelsont]

Its quit simple, put i the purchase agreement that sale is contingent on your approval of the car when delivered to the dealer.
If it shows up not what you want your have that out and walk away.

Tim

[MrChrisLS3]

Originally Posted by nelsont

Its quit simple, put i the purchase agreement that sale is contingent on your approval of the car when delivered to the dealer.
If it shows up not what you want your have that out and walk away.

Tim

True, the deal can be unwound up until the time you physically take delivery, or the car is released to a transport driver from the dealer. But once you drive it off the lot, it's yours. (except in states that allow for returns w/in a certain time frame or mileage)