Sometimes manufacturers aren’t able to provide the required number of units. In such cases, dealerships keep demo cars in mint condition and try to pass them off as new. Check your car thoroughly before buying it for any damage, and ask the dealer if your car was used as a demo car.
Was your car used for a demo?
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