[quote]Actually both cars that I've owned. Not driven first[/quote] And both of them you had researched and knew EXACTLY what you were buying. You didn't just see one trailer for the new model and called up the dealership like "Get me the new one and surprise me with the features and colour!"... I think you'd agree that it's irresponsible to be throwing money around without knowing what you're about to buy. It's about common sense, dignity, and knowing the power you have as a consumer. You obviously don't value that power and are fine with being careless with your money. THAT DOES NOT MAKE IT OKAY. But let me guess, the house you live in too right? Best house ever, no walkthrough? You just called up a realtor and slapped down 20% and said "I'll take it!" He said "I haven't shown you any houses yet.." And you said, "No worries, I trust you, plus I'm helping the future of your business!" He said, "Wow thanks" went over to the water cooler and said, "This chump doesn't even want to look at the house before buying it!" "Someone told me he bought two cars without driving them! What a chump!!!" "We can easily take advantage of consumers like him!" If you can't see that it's dangerous both as a consumer and as a business to be buying things before you know what they are, then you're hopeless. You wouldn't buy your new 2006 whatever car knowing as much about it as we know about D2. I rest my case.