When you purchase a new car, you expect it to be, for all intents and purposes, “new.” This means it should have fewer than 200 miles and be free of most major issues.
From here, you can begin the process of setting up your new vehicle. This can include things like programming the garage door openers, registering the seat presets, and familiarizing yourself with all of the services it may require.
One woman recently began this process with her new car. But soon she realized something was amiss. When she started up the car’s infotainment system, she noticed that it already had several user profiles.
Now she’s wondering if the dealership may have sold her an effectively used car as new.
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