Dishonest dealer or acceptable practice?

[Brian0]

Not heard it called the middle easy crisis before

Don't you just love spell check. My friend just thanked me for the adventure calender I sent her.

I don't think I can blame spell checking, more the "T" and "Y" being next to each other on the keyboard (cue song about keyboard)...

 

[Kithmo]

I don't think I can blame spell checking, more the "T" and "Y" being next to each other on the keyboard (cue song about keyboard)...

I know someone who has the same problem.

 

[Rolfe]

Sometimes on my phone the word choices in the ribbon move as I'm selecting one and I'll hit the one I didn't mean to hit...

 

[Everest]

...That older couple have probably being buying cars long enough and might be way more astute because of it.

...I bought my previous car between Covid lockdowns. It was a one year old pre registration and was massively discounted as demand was low. It was also the previous model as the new one had come out a month or so earlier.

but I guess you were aware of the reason for the discount and the dealer was being up-front about it and not trying to pass it off as "brand new"?

Another case would be when the Mk3 escort was coming out, the MK2 Elite model came on the market loaded with spec (probably stuff like a passenger side door mirror, a radio and intermitent wipers, but you get the drift).

Definitely, in that case... and certainly get the 'drift'... I'd far rather have the RWD MK2 Escort than the FWD Mark 3 (having owned both in our time).

 

[Everest]

Don't you just love spell check. My friend just thanked me for the adventure calender I sent her.

Nothing wrong with an "Adventure (Bay) Advent Calendar"... says Everest