Turns out, No—they buy their test vehicles anonymously off dealership lots sometimes at full retail price, not from automakers or free press fleets.
Does Consumer Reports Get Free Cars From Automakers?
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It’s why dealers hate Tesla so much, it’s one price for all.
You are negotiating a price with a dealer?????? You have already lost going in. Man I can not believe it!!!!. I have been a consumer reports subscriber since the early ‘80s. Now I know where some of my subscription money is going. WHY do you not use a proper TENDER process to purchase your vehicles????