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| View Poll Results: Test Drive a BMW & Series and have dinner on BMW or Not ? | |||
| Yeap, fair game, if they want to tempt someone, do it. |
   
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34 | 66.67% |
| No - Presents a moral dilema, it doesn't feel right unless there's some chance you'll buy one |
  
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17 | 33.33% |
| Voters: 51. You may not vote on this poll | |||
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Simple question, if a Euro manufacturer made you an offer of an extended test drive of one of their top of the line vehicles with no obligation to purchase would you take them up on the offer ?
What about the moral dilema of you test driving something without any intention to buy the vehicle ? If they're that desperate to see people try their vehicle should one only take them up if there's at least a chance they would buy the vehicle or is this fair game, they want to spend the money tempting the said person so why not ? What about if they include a flash dinner for you and the Mrs to thank you for your time, does this change / increase the moral dilema ? Last edited by Rodge; 26-08-2013 at 04:39 PM. |
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