BMW loses a boat load of new M3's

[1000cckiller]

How on earth is a car damaged in a shipping container or during transport any different than hail damage or vandalism on a car lot? Any car that has not been sold to a consumer or been issued a title is a new car and will remain a new car until so, even if it requires minor repairs as long as it can't be considered a totaled vehicle...frame/chassis damage, etc.

ok since you know everything, and you are a new/ used dealer. I will leave it at that . This **** is so funny. Call a dealer right now and ask him, if he will be able to sale you those BMWs. Oh........ I forgot you are talking to one right now. We can't sell them to a consumer. As I said the insurance company can sale them, we cant.

[speedminded]

ok since you know everything, and you are a new/ used dealer. I will leave it at that . This **** is so funny. Call a dealer right now and ask him, if he will be able to sale you those BMWs. Oh........ I forgot you are talking to one right now. We can't sale them to a consumer. As I said the insurance company can sale them, we cant.

I'm sorry, I would never admit to being a dealer even if I was. Aside from the ethical issues I've dealt with who do you suppose I would call up? With the exception of most technicians, a couple others in service, one salesman, and maybe one person in finance I have yet to meet anyone else with redeeming qualities, common sense, or morals at ANY dealership....but that's not the subject here.

The point is, if the vehicle has not been sold to a consumer and has not been issued a title and is damaged but is not a total loss and is not claimed as such then repairs can be made and it still be considered new.