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Originally Posted by fmaxwell
I took an orphan that was not the color I wanted and that lacked some options that I will be configuring on mine (comfort package, alarm, tach/clock, fog lamps). I intend to sell the orphan for a fair price -- not a profit -- when the car I order comes in. The orphan has no aftermarket add-ons and I paid sticker price for it.
What's so immoral and unethical about buying an orphan to drive while I wait a year for my car to be built? It's not like I am trying to flip the car for a profit when mine comes in.
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personally, i just think that you should have to forfeit your place in line if you take delivery on an orphan today. it'd be nice if the seedier, greedier profit-side of things didn't always have to creep and crawl in.
when you make a reservation, you're waiting for a car to become available, presumably because you want a car, not because you want to make a quick buck. when you take an orphan, you decide to take an available car now instead of waiting. in my world, that would mean that you no longer get the other one.
i realize i don't have control over that.
and that it's a capitalistic society.
i just wasn't brought up that way.