COURTESY CARS - Can I buy the car from them?
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At a slight tangent, more punters buy courtesy cars than they ever realise! One owner, low mileage ( remember the old gag ‘ One owner: Avis Hertz’). Often, they’re none the worse for it. Or ‘ bought from a lovely Dutchman: Hertz Van Rental.’
Edited by Lester H on Sunday 15th August 20:56
Lester H said:
At a slight tangent, more punters buy courtesy cars than they ever realise! One owner, low mileage ( remember the old gag ‘ One owner: Avis Hertz’). Often, they’re none the worse for it. Or ‘ bought from a lovely Dutchman: Hertz Van Rental.’
I bought an ex Hertz rental E Class, did over 300k miles with no issues and my son now drives it, just over 320k miles now.Edited by Lester H on Sunday 15th August 20:56
Camelot1971 said:
Surely it would have been easier to speak to Enterprise or the dealer than ask random people on the internet?
I wouldn’t know whereabout in Enterprise to start asking the question - perhaps the OP only knows it comes from Enterprise because of a sticker on the car somewhere. Maybe you could give them a steer in the right direction with a phone number, email or even department name?
It wasn't a dealer supplied courtesy car, which they own and ultimately will dispose of
It was a hire car supplied by Enterprise, meaning it will either be bought back by MBUK and sold through the dealer network when it's de-fleeted or sent to a closed MB dealer auction
You'd be better finding a similar example for sale already
It was a hire car supplied by Enterprise, meaning it will either be bought back by MBUK and sold through the dealer network when it's de-fleeted or sent to a closed MB dealer auction
You'd be better finding a similar example for sale already
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