No, a car is "used" technically as soon as someone purchases it. So just think of it as someone else bought it new but didnt drive it and now they are selling it to you.
No, a car is "used" technically as soon as someone purchases it. So just think of it as someone else bought it new but didnt drive it and now they are selling it to you.
In real life that makes no sense though. I buy a sick new sports car, put it on a trailer, take it off the trailer, look at it, then decide to sell it without actually driving it.
I appreciate the fact that we can get a new-ish car from the UCD but realistically it is absurd.
In real life that makes no sense though. I buy a sick new sports car, put it on a trailer, take it off the trailer, look at it, then decide to sell it without actually driving it.
I appreciate the fact that we can get a new-ish car from the UCD but realistically it is absurd.
I wonder if you'd still have to rebuild the engine and fix the structure? When I bought the 2J from the UCD it had 87 miles on it, still wanted a million cr to fix it up! Previous owner must have shot it at 220mph into a wall or something!
