I saw a commercial for that. I never buy a car without a test drive, but I also can’t afford a new vehicle let alone to pay cash for a used.
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1995 Johnson Fast Strike 175hp
If you like Kia.
Wonder if you can return them to Kohl's...............
Target and if you wear the right clothes 10% off......Originally Posted by Rangerdeepv
Will the car be delivered in 1-2 business days to my doorstep in a big brown box with a big smile on it?
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Treat others like you want to be treated when on the water EVEN WHEN IN A TOURNAMENT! No fish is worth having a confrontation because you cut someone off or came in on top of someone.
If they deliver the cars like they deliver most packages, the car will show up with a dented bumper, scratched hood, and one wheel in the flower bed next to the front porch.
With most states having dealer franchise requirements I wonder how Amazon gets around that?
If you return it to Kohl's, do you get their 20% off coupon?
Will they be delivered to a bank or dealer ship for processing. Amazon financing?????????????
Kohl's no, but the UPS Store yes
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We buy hundreds and hundreds of items per month both personal and business, We NEVER never had but one issue. The issue was the package never showed, I reported it and they sent another no questions asked. Easiest return policy in history. Even better than Walmart was yeasts ago!
I bet they get into financing, that's were the money is! Guess they kind of are already with their CC.
Dealerships are gonna be a thing of past for the younger generations. Ford has already started this with not letting dealers stock certain trucks. Special orders only now days on models. Which is not good for the consumer who is in a bind
Well since I have never and will never order from Amazon, that would be, NO.
LMAO, You are really missing out on some thing so simple
I said the same thing, until some of the thing that my wife needed for her Chemo were less money on Amazon, I changed my way of thinking.
Watch out for counterfeits!
It's not what you can take with you,
It's what you leave behind.
Can’t wait to see the videos of the porch pirates trying to swipe these off the doorstep…
Nevermind…they only need a small accessory sold off Amazon.
It's pretty amazing that places like Amazon are getting into the car selling game; feels like you can literally buy anything online these days. I remember being taken aback when I first heard about it, but then again, I bought my Toyota Camry on eBay and the process was surprisingly smooth. One thing that really helped me was eBay's Vehicle Protection Plan, which gave me peace of mind against unexpected damages or any fraudulent claims regarding the car's condition. They also had a cancellation policy, which was reassuring, just in case something went south after inspection. Plus, buying from their Certified Pre-owned section came with a warranty, ensuring the car was in good shape. I made sure to pay through recommended methods like PayPal for extra security. For more insights on online auto shopping, check out https://www.a1autotransport.com/the-...auto-shopping/
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If I was in the market for a new vehicle and it was cheaper than my local dealer, I'd probably do it.
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