Shots
Well-Known Member
Exactly. You know it had 700 miles when you took delivery, and the OP has said more than once that they were okay with it. So no harm no foul.......Legally, at least in states I’ve dealt with, the vehicle is still considered new if it wasn’t registered. ... ..... It’s not crooked, it’s not required for disclosure, it happens all the time... .... If the OP is ok with 700miles and the condition, that should be the end of the story.....
Carfax shows 1 owner, and a transfer between dealerships before that sale. Basically this confirms that the dealership got it on trade, and that it is legally a new vehicle.
That said, the distance (driving) between the two dealerships is 164 miles so it's very likely they drove it there.
This leaves 536 unaccounted for miles. As the others said, it was likely a sale that fell through and/or test drive or dealership miles. The original sale at the first dealership never went through so the Jeep was still technically/legally new. Anyone who isn't okay with that would obviously not sign the papers on one with 700 miles on it.
The OP is happy with the Jeep, it was legally new upon purchase. I've bought new cars with miles on them before, it's not a big deal. Warranty and everything starts on the purchase date/mileage so nothing is wrong with doing it that way. I mean really, if you keep the Jeep for 100,000 miles or more, is 700 miles really that big of a deal? I think we're making a mountain out of a mole hill.
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