Has anyone ever bought a used fleet car? Good idea? It's

I think you'll be lucky if they did a single oil change in those 30k miles

OP here.
Looking at the history, I'm pretty sure it was a test drive car.

It's the highest trim available (common for test drive cars so they can get people to buy it).
Brand new, it was titled as a "corporate fleet" car.
All of the mileage history is recorded at the same dealership (then it gets moved around 2-3 dealers over the next few months).

Would you buy a test drive car?

>>17494311
30k isn't a "test drive" car, generally people just pick one they like to test drive rather than asking the dealership to give them a test drive specific car.

It was likely used as a shuttle or a loaner.

>>17494344
>It was likely used as a shuttle or a loaner.
That makes more sense.

>>17494311
>>17494344
I work at a dealership, I believe he means "demo" car. It's not uncommon for them to demo out the highest trim cars for months at a time. The finance and sales managers will often demo cars and put a couple thousand miles on them. 30k seems really high for a demo though, I've never seen them put more than 6k-7k miles on a demo at my dealer. They do stick to the maintenance schedule with demos but they do it at the dealership so it should show up on a carfax?

>>17494260
what car?

>>17494260
I bought a 7.3 diesel f-250 that was fleet truck. Had body work done and I put a flatbed on it. She runs like a champ.

>>17494408
Golf GTI

>>17495311
30k is half the useful life of GTI. That was not a demo.

>>17495311
buy something actually good instead.

If it was at a dealership,


And there's no record of service.... It is very likely there was no service.

The first reply was correct.

With that said, just change the oil ASAP.

>>17495325
Found the poorfag

>>17495318
why