Despite the fact that they knew that I would be delayed picking it up they handed it to me with a temporary 10-day inspection sticker that had expired the day before. Once time came to pick up the vehicle, the meeting half-way offer was off the table just like the 'runner' delivery so I made another 400-mile round trip.

I explained that I was pretty tied up with a conference and overseas travel for the next couple of weeks and would have to take delivery of the vehicle after 5/18. They said that once they had registered the car in NY state their salesman might be able to meet me halfway to exchange the new car for my trade-in. Now I learned that they would not stand by the internet sales manager's offer to deliver the car in NY state. By the time I got on the road night work had started on I-95 and the excursion turned into a 14-hour day. In fact, the transaction took almost two hours because the individual was unfamiliar with the other store's system. Their finance manager had apparently taken the afternoon off and I was driven to the sister Buick dealership just down the road to conclude the paperwork the salesman said he would be ready to pick me up in about 15 minutes.

does not issue temporary tags like many states and I would be unable to take the new car home that day (4/29). Once time came to close the deal I discovered that Mass. A private sale on my old vehicle fell through and I ended up driving the 200 miles to Raynham from my NYC home to trade in my old car. Confirmed the price on the Internet and was told by their internet sales manager that they have 'runners' that deliver vehicles to New York. I had been shopping for some while for a specific model/specification and found it here.

Raynham automile convertible