S sam_i_am Messages 187 Ontario Messages GTP_academic Nov 25, 2010 #1 I'm sorry if I missed something very obvious. But I just don't see a way to determine if a car is premium or not, before buying. Any ideas? Sam
I'm sorry if I missed something very obvious. But I just don't see a way to determine if a car is premium or not, before buying. Any ideas? Sam
Fluk3 Messages 192 Messages Fluke1981 Nov 25, 2010 #2 sam_i_am I'm sorry if I missed something very obvious. But I just don't see a way to determine if a car is premium or not, before buying. Any ideas? Sam Click to expand... As far as I can gather. If it's in the dealership it is premium. If it's in the used cars it's standard.
sam_i_am I'm sorry if I missed something very obvious. But I just don't see a way to determine if a car is premium or not, before buying. Any ideas? Sam Click to expand... As far as I can gather. If it's in the dealership it is premium. If it's in the used cars it's standard.
G goog1986 Messages 5 Messages goog1986 Nov 25, 2010 #4 Dealership = Premium Used Cars = Standard (and you can also see a small "S" on the bottom left corner of each car listing stating that it's a standard car)
Dealership = Premium Used Cars = Standard (and you can also see a small "S" on the bottom left corner of each car listing stating that it's a standard car)
S sam_i_am Messages 187 Ontario Messages GTP_academic Nov 25, 2010 #5 gideon1451 Use your eyes? Click to expand... I try. But, at 51, they ain't what they used to be Anyhow, it looks like new cars in the dealerships are premium and used cars are standard. Thanks for the answers. Sam
gideon1451 Use your eyes? Click to expand... I try. But, at 51, they ain't what they used to be Anyhow, it looks like new cars in the dealerships are premium and used cars are standard. Thanks for the answers. Sam
