Book A Test Drive

Test drives are typically free. Dealerships offer them to encourage potential buyers. However, confirm with the dealership, as rare cases (e.g., premium or exotic cars) might involve a refundable deposit or specific conditions.

Yes, most manufacturers and third-party platforms allow online booking. You can select the car model, preferred dealership, date, and time through their website or app. Some brands (e.g., Tesla, Hyundai) also offer home test drives, where the car is brought to your location.

Yes, many dealerships allow you to test drive multiple models, but you may need to book separate slots for each. Inform the dealership in advance to ensure availability of the cars you want to try.

Yes, most dealerships allow you to bring a friend or family member. However, only the licensed driver can drive the car. Check with the dealership for any restrictions on the number of passengers.

Yes, EVs like Tata Nexon EV, Hyundai Ioniq 5, or Tesla Model 3 are available for test drives at most dealerships. EVs may require a briefing on features like regenerative braking or charging. Check if the dealership has a charged vehicle ready.

Dealerships typically have insurance to cover test drive vehicles. Minor damages (e.g., scratches) are usually handled by the dealership. However, if you’re at fault for significant damage due to reckless driving, you may be liable. Always clarify the dealership’s policy before driving.

Yes, but dealerships prioritize serious buyers. Be honest about your intentions to avoid wasting their time. Some may limit test drives for non-serious inquiries, especially for high-demand or premium models.