Cazoo (etc) would you buy your next car online without viewing it first

[Vista]

Reading this BBC article this morning and personally, no, no way, not as long as my arse points downwards! 

For me all too often used car salesmen are spivs that I associate in parallel with estate agents and solicitors in terms of scruples (better not let her indoors see that last one) and there's no way I'd buy a car of any significant value untested, let alone completely unseen.

Just me? It seems not according to the article.

BBC News - The boom in buying a car without ever leaving your sofa

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-59295353

[meXEco]

You'd have to be stupid to ever buy a car without at least viewing it in person, unless it was a brand spanker.

[Vista]

26 minutes ago, meXEco said:

You'd have to be stupid to ever buy a car without at least viewing it in person, unless it was a brand spanker.

That's how I feel......but it seems people are doing it 

[katana]

'But they show you a picture and the man with the white tombstone teeth says they are pukker'

What's wrong with you people! Next you'll be asking to actually drive it ! ! ! LOL!🙄

[The Transplanter]

I buy a few classics from the States on just a handful of pics and a brief description, but I have been lucky so far as I only deal with one guy that I have built up a rapport with. But if I were buying anything in the UK new or old I would 100% want to inspect it first. The only people that buy blind is what I call "Retail People", they are my favourite customer when I sell something 😂