The car looks as if it's a recond unit. There's a lot of wear and tear for a supposedly new car. Has it been sitting in a compound for a long time?

And look at the exhaust pipe. The salesman sure is muka tebal to try to hand you a car in such condition.

There should be a document with point by point check of the car between you and the salesman before he hands you the keys. If there are any issues, you don't sign it.

TS, you are under no obligation to accept anything other than a new car. Even if they offer to change parts. Goodness knows what else is hidden under the carpet.

Looking at the pic of the exhaust pipe, I'm can't confidently say that the actual mileage is under 44km.

What's most worrying is that the dealer can even decide to sell off a used car as 'new'.

Just as long get wife is not the same