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Originally Posted by tommyz270  I'm still fighting with the BX or B struggle and it would make it A LOT easier if the dog-on dealer would let me try out the models I want to and use the FEL.
They said, and I agree, that if I use the FEL, it would get scratched and they would have to sell it as used - but, why can't they have models in the yard to test and try out??
This is extremely frustrating and if I'm going to spend anywhere from $15,000 up to $18,000 you would think they would let you even take it home and try it around the house....
Anyone else have this problem or frustration? |
Do you have any idea what it would cost to keep one of each model available for potential customers to try out? Some folks, such as myself, don't care if I buy a "new" tractor with 4 or 5 (or even 10) hours on it, and I don't care if they scratched the paint on the bucket and touched it up with a rattle can, but read some old threads and see how upset some people get if their new tractor isn't delivered with zero hours on the meter and not a scratch on it.
So, yep, I can see two sides to this story. As a customer, naturally you'd like to try it out and I don't blame you for that. But as a dealer, how much extra overhead can you afford?