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Originally Posted by Hi-TecDesigns
I see nothing wrong with the question. It may not be common (or even possible) these days, but it was years ago. My father hitchhiked a few hundred miles to the Chevy plant and drove his new Camaro convertible right off of the assembly line... '67 Rally SuperSport Convertible 5-speed in Metallic Gold. I believe they were still topping off fluids when he arrived. He signed the papers, paid cash, and was handed keys. I'm sure the ride back home was more enjoyable.
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Maybe we're interpreting the question differently then. "Buying off the lot" to me doesn't mean the assembly line. It means going to a dealership and buying a car off of the dealer lot. And to me, it's a little strange to ask whether or not it's possible to do that. I highly doubt he was asking about buying off the assembly line, considering that the assembly line is in Japan. It would be helpful if the OP could clarify the question though.
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