If that is the case, then how would anyone get to test drive one? You have to be able to let people test drive cars before they purchase. If you want your new car with 5 miles or less, order it. I can understand some people who are not really into cars that don't need a test drive, but the CTS-V is supposed to be a performance car. Who buys a performance car without testing it? As bad as GM is hurting, they can't afford to turn anyone down who is willing to test drive one of their products. Like others have said, it is a Caddy, not an F Enzo. Not only is B-Line turned off now, but look at how many other people are reading what happened to him when he tried to buy American. No deal and bad pub. Not what GM needs. It should have been handled better.