Sentences with phrase «onto dealer lots»

These days, most vehicles are so thoroughly designed and vetted that it's rare for a bum steer to find its way onto dealer lots.

Expect a starting sticker price of $ 24,085 when it rolls onto dealer lots.

With the green light for production, the first Viper car began rolling onto dealer lots in 1992.

We don't know exact dates down to month and day, but the estimates below provide a fair picture of when these cars will roll onto dealer lots.

The day I walked onto the dealer lot, sat behind the wheel, I knew I had to own the GLI.

As a traffic school experiment we recently ventured onto the dealer lot to purchase a Ford Fusion Hybrid, we noticed a small sheet of paper listing additional costs, posted next to the window sticker.

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Dealers love the service because it gives them warm leads for customers who might not have otherwise found their way onto the lots, and who, having been vetted by Canada Drives, then experience a pain - free financing process with the dealer's lender of choice.

«While we're not starting from scratch, Canada could be doing much more to get electric cars into dealers» lots and onto our roads.

While the initial run of 2016s is sold out (with new orders going onto a waiting list), VW is committed to building as many examples of this car as there are buyers, eventually working up to having just enough inventory so that most dealers have one or two on the lot.

The Lancer Evo is not without its faults, but it's one of the most straightforward tools available to the enthusiast eager to drive off the dealer lot and onto a lonely stretch of twisting trail.

The Legacy was a bit of a departure from the Subarus of the past when it rolled onto U.S. dealer lots in 1990.

On the flip side, 74 percent of 250 dealers surveyed indicated used lease offers may help, or definitely would help move the influx of leases coming back onto their lots.

The optimum maneuver is to have your financing ready before you even step onto a car dealer lot.

The used - car dealer «baits» you onto the lot with an ad promising low interest payments on the car of your dreams.

The court rejected the dealer's argument that the salesman qualified because he left the showroom and went onto the lot while making sales.