Always tell them to go lower... don't ever settle until they tell you they can't help you, then you leave and call back in a couple of days and tell them you want it, lol.

I've worked at 4 car dealerships in my days, and the general manager, assistant gm, lot inventory managers, etc all get to use the cars. Especially at the GM dealer I worked at, cars got whored.

If you got to drive a vehicle for free, get gas for free on the companies gas card, etc, would you be "nice" to it? I would beat it up.

But you still get the warranty so I wouldn't be too nervous about it.

Too bad it's awd, if it was RWD I would say check the back tires. If they are low on tread, or the tires are different from what comes stock on the vehicle, after that low of mileage that would be fishy to me.


Anyways, always test out to see how much room you have to play with. It aint a Scion so haggle to the death.

 

Considering GM gave Saab the boot (or is going to) and the Swedish gov't won't take the ownership, and no one else is looking like their going to be buying them...I'd stay far away from Saab.

Also, the car is used. 1500 miles is not a new car. Regardless of who drove it, it's a used car, and it's only worth about $28,000-$30,000 depending on equipment.

 

Thanks.