Gary makes a good point. Anyone under the age of 18 can not enter a binding purchase agreement. They also can not register a motor vehicle until the age of 18.

Too bad so sad. We can and have sent "kids" to war, but they can't drink or vote. He!!, they can even be tried as an adult in a crime and executed.

 

Makes no sense too me either....is this a good thing we have laws that save us from ourselves???

 

when my buddy was 12 they let him drive a blaster. and they even tought him how to drive a clutch and everything. but he didn't tell me if this was after he paid for it or not.

 

None of the dealerships let you test ride the sport quads around here. I have seen a couple people test ride the utility quads that had cash in hand when they arrived at the dealership.

 

are you a moron, your dad coulda just said it was for him??

 

WOW my dealers dont even let you start it up before you buy it. i woulda test drivin one if i could of. lol

 

NO s@#$t genious! I DONT WANT TO JUST BUY IT AND NOT KNOW HOW GOOD IT IS, jeez, and dont call me a freakin moron.

Garyc660R, im not a punk that trashes the crap out of a quad and says "next", in fact i try to keep my quads in as good condition as i can, ive only flipped twice, one of those times was do to road conditions.

Selector, thanks for the comment, too bad i dont live there [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif[/img], Since im going to buy a used one to save my dad a couple hundred or thousands, im just going to test ride one that someone owns. but i dont want to go to someones house to test drive their quad if im not going to buy it at the moment.

BTW, my friend who is 15, test drove an S2000 at Carfax. Plus my dad knows one of the salespersons real well, he even talked him into dropping their asking price on my banshee when we bought it.