Hello all, new member looking for some advice
There's a fully loaded 2015 Green Envy FiST not far from me going for $22,571 OTD.
The downside is that is was manufactured in late July of last year, meaning it's been sitting on the lot for at least 7 months.
On the bright side it still only has 10 miles, meaning it hasn't been beat up with test drives all that time.
What risks am I taking by purchasing a car that has been sitting so long? Is there anything I should pay special attention to when I see it in person?
I plan to completely look it over in person when I can. I've read I should request a new battery be put in for free or at least get in writing that the dealership with replace the battery for free if something goes wrong.
Thank you
There's a fully loaded 2015 Green Envy FiST not far from me going for $22,571 OTD.
The downside is that is was manufactured in late July of last year, meaning it's been sitting on the lot for at least 7 months.
On the bright side it still only has 10 miles, meaning it hasn't been beat up with test drives all that time.
What risks am I taking by purchasing a car that has been sitting so long? Is there anything I should pay special attention to when I see it in person?
I plan to completely look it over in person when I can. I've read I should request a new battery be put in for free or at least get in writing that the dealership with replace the battery for free if something goes wrong.
Thank you