New cars left standing - are they safe to buy?
My local Ford dealer has a C-Max available on new plates. However, the car itself has been on stock for nine months. Is this car safe to buy, considering potential tire deformation and A/C not used for this period?
Asked on 25 February 2015 by Ivan
Answered by
Honest John
Obviously you will be getting a £5000 discount on the new list price? If so, worth a punt. The tyres will have been overpressured for storage so should not have flatspotted.
Similar questions
I would like your advice on behalf of my elderly parents please. They are looking for a new small SUV or hatchback with a low boot lip to load my sister's wheelchair without having to lift it up too high....
I have a Ford C-Max 1.6 diesel which was bought new in 2007, serviced regularly, and has now done 112,000 miles with virtually no trouble. I am now looking to change it for another diesel, possibly the...
I am looking to replace our 2008 Ford C-MAX automatic 2008 model with a new car. The replacement must be as good (or better) for accessibility. It must also be an automatic. What do you suggest?
Related models
.jpg?width=115&height=75&rmode=crop)
Neat styling. More practical than a Ford Focus. Fine blend of ride comfort, handling and driver enjoyment. High-quality interior.
.jpg)
