evo-ny
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From: Ulster County, NY
Seeing as this is the only way to talk right now - what's the latest on the trip to the auto show ???
I just read that
will be debuting the IX in NY.
Quote -
March 24, 2005 -- NEW YORK --
Fueling a legacy of heart-pounding excitement and success on the world rally racing circuit, Mitsubishi Motors North America (MMNA) will introduce the new 2006 Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution IX at the New York International Automobile Show. This latest edition to the Lancer Evolution vehicle line, known for its rally-racing design and segment-leading performance, is sure to raise the adrenaline of driving enthusiasts looking to move ahead of the crowd at every turn.
Read the whole release here -
http://media.mitsubishicars.com/deta...49231&mime=ASC
I just read that
will be debuting the IX in NY. Quote -
March 24, 2005 -- NEW YORK --
Fueling a legacy of heart-pounding excitement and success on the world rally racing circuit, Mitsubishi Motors North America (MMNA) will introduce the new 2006 Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution IX at the New York International Automobile Show. This latest edition to the Lancer Evolution vehicle line, known for its rally-racing design and segment-leading performance, is sure to raise the adrenaline of driving enthusiasts looking to move ahead of the crowd at every turn.
Read the whole release here -
http://media.mitsubishicars.com/deta...49231&mime=ASC
Last edited by mikesevo8; Mar 23, 2005 at 01:02 PM.
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Originally Posted by kmxxbadboy
I think he wanted to know if the dealer not letting him test drive the car was illegal or not. I don't think it is illegal, but it is up to the dealership's discretion who they allow to test drive a vehicle and who they do not. I don't think there is a New York State law that says they have to let you test drive it. But there also is not a law that states that they are not allowed to let you test drive it either. I think it has a lot to do with the dealership's initial impression of a customer. If you appear to be a customer who drives onto the lot with a car of significant value, puts down a refundable deposit and look the part of the responsible driver, I don't see why they wouldn't let you take their car for a test drive. It also has a lot to do with if you've dealt with the dealership in the past. I've personally bought a nice bevy of cars from my local Mitsubishi dealership and I get along with them, so I have no problems test driving, but if you're just a walk-in customer and use Evo-NY as a reference, I don't think it will give you much clout. It is true that Willie has facilitated many sales at Manfredi, so it would be a good starting point to talk to him first.
so yeah i think your right thnx Talk to Willie?
or the salesman Who did he deal with?Also thnx Yellowfever for the info
