
Between comparing models, features, and prices, it’s easy to feel overwhelmed. One thing that can truly make or break your decision is the test drive. In this guide, we’ll provide tips to make the most out of your visit to our showroom.
The Pre-Visit Checklist
Research Your Options
Before you schedule your test drive, it’s essential to do some homework. Please browse our website to explore the wide range of vehicles we offer. Look for cars that fit your needs and budget. Pay attention to fuel efficiency, safety ratings, and available technology. Create a shortlist of 2-3 models that you’re interested in test driving.
Schedule an Appointment
Once you’ve narrowed down your choices, it’s time to schedule a test drive appointment. By booking in advance, you ensure that the car you want to drive will be available when you arrive. Plus, it allows our team to prepare for your visit, making the experience smoother and more personalized.
Prepare Your Questions
A test drive is not just about how a car feels on the road; it’s also a chance to gather important information. Make a list of questions to ask our staff. Common topics include warranty options, maintenance costs, and financing plans. This will help you make a well-rounded decision.
The Test Drive Experience
Arrive Early and Ready
On the day of your test drive, aim to arrive a few minutes early. This gives you time to settle in and discuss any last-minute questions with our team. Bring your driver’s license and proof of insurance, as these are often required for test drives.
What to Look For
During the test drive, pay close attention to how the car handles different driving conditions. Test it on highways, city streets, and parking lots. Check for comfortable seating, ease of use with controls, and overall visibility. Don’t forget to test the brakes and acceleration to understand the car’s performance.
Engage with Our Staff
Our knowledgeable staff is here to help you. Ask them about the car’s features, any available upgrades, and their personal experiences with the model. Their insights can provide valuable context that you might not get from a brochure or online review.
Post-Drive Review
Take Notes
After your test drive, take a few moments to jot down your thoughts. Note what you liked and didn’t like about the car. Compare these with your initial list of requirements. This can help you stay objective and focused on your priorities.
Compare with Other Models
If you’ve test-driven multiple cars, now is the time to compare your experiences. Use a simple pros and cons list for each model to visualize your options clearly. Consider factors such as comfort, performance, and any standout features.
Discuss with Our Team
Share your thoughts with our team. They can provide additional information that may help you decide. For instance, they might suggest similar models that you hadn’t considered or offer insights into upcoming deals and promotions.
Making an Informed Decision
Evaluate Long-Term Needs
Think about your long-term needs. Are you planning to expand your family? Do you have a long commute? Consider how your lifestyle might change and whether the car you’re considering can adapt to those changes.
Review Financial Options
Evaluate the financial aspects of your purchase. Our team can help you understand various financing options, including loans and lease agreements. Make sure to consider the total cost of ownership, which includes insurance, maintenance, and fuel costs.


Warranties include 10-year/100,000-mile powertrain and 5-year/60,000-mile basic. All warranties and roadside assistance are limited. See retailer for warranty details.