who would dump a near-new VF?

[jeepster]

There is a large car dealer in my suburb. I noticed in his yard a 2014 SSV only 1200 km and another VF with only 500 km on it. It seems the latter has sold already.
Who would get rid of these cars that are near new?
BTW as well as used cars this dealer sells new Ford, Chrysler, VW, Hyundai, Kia, Mitsubishi, motorhomes, cheap Chinese crap et cetera. So I wondered what they were traded for.

 

[veessv]

Could be anything from ex demo cars, holden employee cars, no paying finance, or someones situation has change. Most likely ex demo holden sends out new cars to celebs to drive around so they get coverage then flog them off to yards

 

[426Cuda]

I reckon they'd be demonstrators.

 

[Fekason]

I reckon it would be unlikely that one competing dealer would get two very low km cars traded in, especially newly released.

I have a recollection of a F##d dealer selling then newly released low K VE's. Got a lot of mileage (kilometerage?) telling prospective buyers how bad they were. That was why they had been traded in on Chook Tins.

 

[SavVYute]

They wouldn't necessarily have been traded in. The used car section of the dealership would still be getting stock from auctions. Maybe they're repo's from finance companies.
Previous owner might have driven it off the showroom floor and stacked it soon after too. Fixed it under insurance then quickly unloaded it.

 

[RedL1on]

Holden press cars or "executive 5star" cars which is bullshit for cars flogged within an inch of their life by journos.

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[commodore665]

I reckon it would be unlikely that one competing dealer would get two very low km cars traded in, especially newly released.

I have a recollection of a F##d dealer selling then newly released low K VE's. Got a lot of mileage (kilometerage?) telling prospective buyers how bad they were. That was why they had been traded in on Chook Tins.

Conversely , the GM/ Holden dealer , in my town recently had a new FG XR6 Typhoon , on the showroom floor , I asked the dealer what the story was , and basically what had happened was , that the buyer bought the Falcon , drove it for a week or 2 , did not like it , and went back to the Ford dealer to try and sort something out , the Ford dealer told him to " go forth and multiply " or a word to that effect , so he took his Falcon across the road ,( Literally ) , to the GM/Holden yard, and did , an awsome deal on a SS VF Redline . Apparently that's this Ford dealers legendary customer service .:rofl: , which I can vouch for as well .