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At this point I haven't seen anything to make me doubt the integrity of the selling dealer. I asked specifically when their allocation would be available before I signed the papers. They assured me they had an allocation and it would be available within 2-3 weeks.
So I am going to wait a few weeks and see what happens before I start shopping again. If this doesn't work I will be giving forum dealers like Ric a call.
I think that dealers can trade allocations between themselves can't they?
At this point I haven't seen anything to make me doubt the integrity of the selling dealer. I asked specifically when their allocation would be available before I signed the papers. They assured me they had an allocation and it would be available within 2-3 weeks.
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If they told you 2-3 weeks, why ask the question in the first place? If this is their last allocation for the model year I highly doubt they will have the allocation before August. Be careful.
Originally Posted by jmess
If a dealer says they have one allocation left for the year, what determines when they get it to use it?
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