Would you buy a car without test driving it?
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No reason for the guy to go off on you like that. As far as not letting you drive it, some guys are like that. In my case I would be taking a chance letting you drive if you had less than 10 yrs. driving experience. My insurance coverage doesn't allow young drivers. Can't complain though, it's covered for $20k if wrecked beyond repair or stolen. Cost a whole $250 a year, but has some driving limitations which are fine with me as it's not a DD.
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Weird guy.. When I went to buy mine I went over to the guy's house and talked with him a bit about the car and he said if you want to test drive it, here are the keys. Don't have too much fun.
Bought it the next day
Bought it the next day
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i bought mine with a broken valve spring while i was in the desert and didnt even see the car. it was a friend of a good friend though, and with everything fixed (needed a new opti and window motor but im not mad about that) it runs 11s. sometimes taking a chance works out for you