CAR-BUYING QUESTIONS
What if the car I came to see is no longer available?
It happens, especially with popular models. If the specific car was sold, ask to see the VIN and details of any suggested replacement and compare it carefully, since trim, options, mileage and price may differ. You aren't obligated to buy a different car. Calling ahead the day of your visit and asking the dealer to confirm the VIN is still on the lot helps avoid the problem.
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