Another transport method?
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Melting Slicks
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From: st paul minnesota
Another transport method?
I was at my Caddy dealer this AM turning in a form for a free rolling luggage promotion and there was a large enclosed black semi out front. The new car manager was taking a picture as they unloaded a black XLR. The graphics on the trailer sides were a large Lexus logo and some other verbage. I asked him why the Lexus hauler, and he said they occasionally get their cars this way especially in Winter. He asked if I wanted to look inside, knowing my 'Vette interest, and there were 7 new C6's! Quite the improvement from being exposed to the elements! Just wondering if any others had heard or seen this variation on the normal Allied deliveries?
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I was at my Caddy dealer this AM turning in a form for a free rolling luggage promotion and there was a large enclosed black semi out front. The new car manager was taking a picture as they unloaded a black XLR. The graphics on the trailer sides were a large Lexus logo and some other verbage. I asked him why the Lexus hauler, and he said they occasionally get their cars this way especially in Winter. He asked if I wanted to look inside, knowing my 'Vette interest, and there were 7 new C6's! Quite the improvement from being exposed to the elements! Just wondering if any others had heard or seen this variation on the normal Allied deliveries?
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Melting Slicks
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From: st paul minnesota
Thanks for your reply. Totally makes sense what they're doing, I just hadn't been aware of it earlier. I made it a point to verify they were all new vehicles, not auction cars or dealer trades which could have resulted in the use of a different carrier.
