I just got back from my second dealership and as the title says, I'm a little bummed about not being able to test drive the car. Both times I went in and checked out the car and the salespeople told me they don't allow test drives, thus the reason it was in the showroom. They said they see no reason for it. I was like WTF, what do you mean you see no reason for it?
Now, its not like I'm an 16 year old kid. I went in, asked knowledgeable questions about the car, made it clear I was a serious potential buyer, and politely asked to test drive it. I'm 35 years old, rock solid job, spotless driving history, excellent credit, and I can't test drive a Mazda??? No offense, but its not like its a Viper or something crazy. One of the salesguys further states that another reason for no test drives is this kind of engine needs to be broken in properly. I'm like, dude, I just drove in with a 2005 GTO, I know a little bit about breaking in a high horsepower car here.
Is this typical of most Mazda dealerships with the Speed line? Oh well, I'm off to one more dealership in the area that has one. Wish me luck.
Now, its not like I'm an 16 year old kid. I went in, asked knowledgeable questions about the car, made it clear I was a serious potential buyer, and politely asked to test drive it. I'm 35 years old, rock solid job, spotless driving history, excellent credit, and I can't test drive a Mazda??? No offense, but its not like its a Viper or something crazy. One of the salesguys further states that another reason for no test drives is this kind of engine needs to be broken in properly. I'm like, dude, I just drove in with a 2005 GTO, I know a little bit about breaking in a high horsepower car here.
Is this typical of most Mazda dealerships with the Speed line? Oh well, I'm off to one more dealership in the area that has one. Wish me luck.