Main dealers that don't wash their cars prior to sale
Discussion
maybe it' s a Scirocco thing
when I was looking for mine I arranged a test drive for one at a VW dealer in Leeds, it was advetised as immaculate and having covered 8000 miles, yet when I arrived What I saw had 4 badly curbed alloys looked like it had never been washed and was reading 11000 miles on the clock
when I asked about the discrepancies I was told that a member of staff had been using it as their own personal transport / mobile office.
when I was looking for mine I arranged a test drive for one at a VW dealer in Leeds, it was advetised as immaculate and having covered 8000 miles, yet when I arrived What I saw had 4 badly curbed alloys looked like it had never been washed and was reading 11000 miles on the clock
when I asked about the discrepancies I was told that a member of staff had been using it as their own personal transport / mobile office.
I went to look at a VXR8 at my local authorised dealer, the car was covered in dust and crap, the inside was mouldy and the trim around the centre console was falling off, needless to say I didn't buy it.
To be fair to them in other respects, I can't fault them for service on the one I did eventually buy.
Stef
To be fair to them in other respects, I can't fault them for service on the one I did eventually buy.
Stef
I have a good mate who runs a family car sales business that's been going for about 100 years. Really.
Their cars are always presented immaculately on he basis that if the cars are mint (and they always are), punters will find it hard to chip them.
Seems sensible to me, who wants to spend hours cleaning a new purchase of £££££?
Their cars are always presented immaculately on he basis that if the cars are mint (and they always are), punters will find it hard to chip them.
Seems sensible to me, who wants to spend hours cleaning a new purchase of £££££?
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