A few questions.
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From: Wisconsin
It may have been a "dealer demo", which means that one of the sales people or managers use this as their personal car. If a customer comes in and wants to drive an SS, they usually let them take it for a spin. I am not 100% sure, but I believe that it needs to be insured and licensed, which would mean it needed to be titled.
How else would it get 10K miles?
How else would it get 10K miles?
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From: Grand Haven, MI
In a case like that it doesnt have to be licensed, because they can just throw on dealer plates and the company has those plates insured for whatever car the plate is on. Thats how it is right now for my shop, my dad and I wholesale cars and we have insurence on whatever were driving as long as i have a dealer plate on the car.
Last edited by esmarkey; Mar 18, 2009 at 07:50 AM.
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From: Mass
in mass the dealers get a number then each seperate plate adds a letter of the alphabet A-Z, so they can get alot of damn plates.
If the dealer has rentals, it could have been in the rental fleet, the owner's son could have drove it, any number of reasons why it can be registered.
Anyways request a carfax, and it probably should cost you 25% off MSRP
P.S the dealer already got their rebate at the time of sale
If the dealer has rentals, it could have been in the rental fleet, the owner's son could have drove it, any number of reasons why it can be registered.
Anyways request a carfax, and it probably should cost you 25% off MSRP
P.S the dealer already got their rebate at the time of sale
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From: Sacramento
Dec.18 2008, my 09 SS was used with 8 miles on it, was a GM VIP car he gave it to the dealer to sell, I paid under $20,000 out the door, last 3 weeks i seen two used 09 SS loaded 2500 and 8000 miles for $18,000 asking price from dealers both sold
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