You could always fly out @Jack Raccoon!Hi, I am buying a C7 from a dealership in Brantford, it is going to be my first Corvette. Is there anyone that can do a pre-purchase inspection for me in the area, or anyone you guys would know? Thanks in advance.
Yes that is correct, it is a 2019 Sebring Orange C7. I called race ready garage however they do not do inspections at dealerships. I would have to bring the car to them, but unfortunately Munroe dosent allow test drives so wouldn't be able to bring it there before buying it.Is it at Munroe?
If they would not let me road test the vehicle, they would not be getting a sale fom me!!Yes that is correct, it is a 2019 Sebring Orange C7. I called race ready garage however they do not do inspections at dealerships. I would have to bring the car to them, but unfortunately Munroe dosent allow test drives so wouldn't be able to bring it there before buying it.
Got a car fax and it was all clean. Thanks for letting me know about the transmission problem!! I'll look in to it.Get a carfax and also take the VIN to a GM dealer and ask for a printout of all service records as well as recalls. Many C7 automatics needed a transmission "Triple Flush" to resolve jerky performance at low speeds when cold.
No test drives .... Possible tranny problems ...... think long and hard .... I'd walk awayYes that is correct, it is a 2019 Sebring Orange C7. I called race ready garage however they do not do inspections at dealerships. I would have to bring the car to them, but unfortunately Munroe dosent allow test drives so wouldn't be able to bring it there before buying it.
Could always ask the salesman to take you for a drive and not take you for a “ ride “ …..Yes that is correct, it is a 2019 Sebring Orange C7. I called race ready garage however they do not do inspections at dealerships. I would have to bring the car to them, but unfortunately Munroe dosent allow test drives so wouldn't be able to bring it there before buying it.
Yeah, they said they don't allow test drives on any of their cars, even though I've already placed a deposit on itYou could ask the dealer if they would drive the car to Race Ready and back - you'd probably have to pay them for it. If they won't cooperate, I would be cautious that there could be something they don't want to know about the car. Having said that, a lot of dealers (most?) don't allow test drives, even on used cars - too many test pilots have gone before us
Sure everyone has great reviews online ... to be taken with a grain of salt ... remember they are a used car dealerYeah, they said they don't allow test drives on any of their cars, even though I've already placed a deposit on it. The dealer is Monroe Motors and they have really great reviews online, so I don't know what I should do.
Yeah, they said they don't allow test drives on any of their cars, even though I've already placed a deposit on it. The dealer is Monroe Motors and they have really great reviews online, so I don't know what I should do.
Agreed! No test drive, no sale! No F'n way in hell would I buy a used car with testing it first!Oh and almost forgot ..... get your deposit back .... on the grounds that he wont let you test drive it and your not comfortable with that
Perhaps, but I'd still never buy a used car without a test drive or at least a third party checking it all out mechanically. Just like you should always get a home inspection before buying a house. I've recently found out that one can roll back speedos now. That used to be common place and then manufactured not to be possible and now possible again.Murray, Munro Motors has read your Driving Ability Reviews and is precisely why there are no Test Drives...
Place a deposit, sale conditional on 3rd party inspection. Kinda like what most people have been doing since like forever...