You should always check the sticker that is usually in the vehicle description

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Jul 17, 2021
4:34:41pm

kotacoug Truly Addicted User

You should always check the sticker that is usually in the vehicle description

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kotacoug

Bio page: kotacoug
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Last login: May 6, 2024
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if a new vehicle is "in transit" don't claim it's in your inventory

run26

7/17/21 4:25pm

You should always check the sticker that is usually in the vehicle description

kotacoug

7/17/21 4:34pm

This isn’t new, it is just apparent because on-the-lot inventory is so low. Most have always done this.

Tokolosh

7/17/21 4:36pm

0 vs 21? Never like this

run26

7/17/21 4:54pm

Well, orders are delayed and it’s all many dealers have to show. It’s very noticeable right now… and the list of

Tokolosh

7/17/21 4:59pm

I was trading in our old car but our new car was "in transit" from another

O Gaucho

7/17/21 5:05pm

You can still buy one that's in transit, and they'll take it off the website

ryebrye

7/17/21 5:57pm

And they do that so that you will come into their dealership and they can sell

BYU I Bleed Blue

7/17/21 5:57pm

Classic bait and switch.

dryflycoug

7/17/21 6:29pm

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