Invisible wrote:

> Well I imagine they give you nice cars while yours is being serviced. 
> That way they can say "hey, that car was nice, wasn't it? Would you like 
> to buy one, sir?" ;-)

I wish. Usually the cars I get for a loaner if my car is in the shop for 
any length of time are usually bottom of the line, though new cars. If a 
salesman offered to sell me a similar car after using the loaner car, 
complete with sticky steering wheel and mystery stain in the back seat, 
I'd run.

> I very much doubt many people can afford to buy one of these things new 
> though...

That's why there are lenders. Most people (at least in the U.S.) take 
out a loan to purchase a car.

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