The calculation is based on the number of days the car sits on the dealer lot before it is sold. (topspeed.com)
They don't hide their weight — most you'll find on dealer lots top 5,000 pounds — but they're fairly nimble in town and sufficiently competent on a winding road. (vehiclehistory.com)
For example, one car on the dealer lot may cost you less than the one right next to it to insure, even if both vehicles have the same sticker price. (carinsurancequote.net)