Comments by "`" (@LAactor) on "Buying a new car? Here's what happens behind the scenes." video.

@mtnbiker014 presold in bulk would not need dealer middleman. One time I got a car from budget with like 3 or 7 miles. or 12. Something very ridiculous. But it was clear and obvious no test drive or pre-anything was done. I think the plastic was still on the carpet and the floormats still in the trunk. The door and hood plastic was pulled off however. It was a silver car so the white would be too obvious.
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Good wonderful video. One big detail you missed is the longshoreman who drive the cars off the ships when they come into port before the hauler taked them to a dealership. I don't know how good they drive or careful. Sometimes too a new car will come with lots of miles because the dealer uses it as their personal vehicle and puts on dealer plates. And finally. The location? From your hints of far away going to guess the Corolla came from J Vin code and the other from Canada. Good to hear it's not the Fremont plant in CA which had so many problems that came of those cars. Like major oil burn. Also that guess because I know Canada has a RAV4 plant. Which strangely I hear that they give the Canadians mostly the AWD version of the car. Or would you call the RAV a truck because of the frame body design?
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