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Call them digital test-drivers.

Armed with online research, more than one in 10 new-car shoppers now buy vehicles without taking a test-drive, according to a new study.

A marketing manager in Indianapolis, Andy Thedjoprasetyono, was one of them.

He bought a new 2008 Honda Fit four years ago without taking a test-drive. Before setting foot in the showroom, he researched his purchase on www.Edmunds.com and www.Cars.com and in Motor Trend and Car & Driver magazines.

"Honestly, I hate dealing with car salesmen," he said in an e-mail.



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What? Over 10% Of Buyers Favor Personal Research Over Test Drives When Purchasing Vehicle

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