My last new car was a 2026 Optiq. Trading that in for the R2. When I received the contract from the dealer it said 9 miles on it. Here in NY I believe that number has to be accurate. I questioned them why it had 9 miles when most of the others showed 2 or 3 miles they said mine went on one test drive. I want my rear end to be the first to spend any real time in the driver's seat. Why should a R2 have more than a couple miles on it when you take delivery? Juggling around the rail yard and trucking depot shouldn't amount to that much.Yeah, I take it it's your first time to buy a new car? Every car I've purchased says the default 100 miles on it, but in fact the odometer read only 26 on my last one I picked up.
The number on the contract is up to dealer discretion. I have had some dealers put 500. It is dangerous for them to put the exact miles as if the car is over the contract its an easy way to invalidate it.My last new car was a 2026 Optiq. Trading that in for the R2. When I received the contract from the dealer it said 9 miles on it. Here in NY I believe that number has to be accurate. I questioned them why it had 9 miles when most of the others showed 2 or 3 miles they said mine went on one test drive. I want my rear end to be the first to spend any real time in the driver's seat. Why should a R2 have more than a couple miles on it when you take delivery? Juggling around the rail yard and trucking depot shouldn't amount to that much.