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Originally Posted by 3sheets86
I work for a prestige motor dealer and we now have to carry out checks on customers to make sure that we're satisfied that they aren't going to sell their new vehicle at a premium within 12 months of purchase. If a vehicle does turn up on the market and the manufacturer is not satisfied that we have carried out our due diligence checks thoroughly then they can impose a fine of upto £20,000 per vehicle. It's a load of b******s IMO but maybe Rolex do something similar.
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Is it me, or is there a contradiction between ADs wanting to sell only to customers who will not flip, and wanting to sell to customers who buy lots?
Who buys lots of Rolex watches, unless they are being sold on
