I’ll be right down, I texted back.
The owner of the 2006 Acura TL that I saw online was here. I
got dressed and went down. On first sight, that car looked nice. Inside it was
even better. I fell in love intstantly. The lights on the dashboard, the
woodgrain, the leather seats. Maan. I need an acura in my live.
Now, it was time for the test drive. I started driving the
car. Instantly I lost some of my passion for the car. The car started veering
to the right, the car was riding roughly over potholes. These are easy fixes
when you are dealing with regular cars whose parts and the cost of repair cost
just a little bit of monty. This is not the case with an acura. It is an
expensive car to maintain. I was going to use my money to buy the car and did
not want any exorbitant costs after purchasing it.
I told the owner lets call him James. “James I like your car
but I want this is what I feel.” I listed all the things I felt driving the
car. “I need to have it inspected but in the mean time let me check when my
mechanic will be able to inspect it.”
The next day I called him and said we will be having the
acura dealership inspect the car. If there is nothing wrong with the car I will
buy it. Thirty minutes later he texts me back “listen I sold the car.”
Isn’t
that convenient. I most likely would have gotten a pleasant surprise –a huge
repair bill- after purchasing the car.
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