I would think there should be some savings, but I don't know how much.
It used to be that the entire sales force had cars and these were the "demos". If you drove it and liked it you ordered a car. At some predetermined time or mileage the demos were sold, as new, but with a discount.
Today, cars are sold off the lot and any one can be considered a demo. If you want a test drive they hand you the keys to any car you point to. If you don't buy it, it's a demo.
I was very happy to have ordered my Jeep which I received with 4 miles on it ... And the previously discussed paint damage. Go figure.
It used to be that the entire sales force had cars and these were the "demos". If you drove it and liked it you ordered a car. At some predetermined time or mileage the demos were sold, as new, but with a discount.
Today, cars are sold off the lot and any one can be considered a demo. If you want a test drive they hand you the keys to any car you point to. If you don't buy it, it's a demo.
I was very happy to have ordered my Jeep which I received with 4 miles on it ... And the previously discussed paint damage. Go figure.
