Quote Originally Posted by number001 View Post
Pang demo lang naman yun diba? So it is understood that the vehicle the customer is test driving has been used for testing and evaluation purposes on several occasions. It is also understood that, this being a designated demo vehicle, would not be a vehicle that the dealer would declare as brand new.

Or ang ibig mong sabihin, pinapademo mo sa customer yung auto before the transfer of ownership to them?





hindi ba kung sinabi magde"demo", ang gagamitin ay yung demo unit di ba? As in people would come in and try it out, but even with all the those test drive, hindi naman ganoon kadaling malaspag yan. It would take tens of thousand of kilometers of "rough" driving to wear out a new vehicle.

Some dealers of Kia, Toyota, Honda, Mistubishi, etc...really do have specially designated demo units, which they would eventually sell as "used" units.


To sum it up, I still dont understand why is there a need to purposely disconnect the speedometer esp. during a test drive, other than for devious and unscrupulous intentions or purposes.


yup sir ganito po nangyayari. gamitin ko na po example ung nangyari last thursday, bale nung friday po tumawag ung customer nag inquire, humingi ng disc. etc. tapos po nung nagkasundo na posa deal she requested if pwede po i demo ung unit sa haus nya. so monday po punta kame dun para ipakita mismo what unit she will be getting fr. us. sinabi na din namen na iyun na din mismo ang ide deliver namen since un na ung color na gusto nya. pumayag naman po sya kc if gusto po nya ng ibang unit ok lang naman umorder kame ulet sa HARI. so ganun po ang nangyayari sa amen. pag ok na ung deal tapos nag request po ng demo tsaka palang po kame naglalabas ng unit.