Close Match vehicle policy

A Close Match vehicle is a different car at the dealer's own price. It is not a new price on the car you built. Sometimes a dealer has a car that's almost exactly what you built, but not quite. Instead of passing on your offer, they can send you a Close Match vehicle: their car, with their own vehicle purchase price, for you to take a look at. Your original offer stays live the whole time. If the Close Match vehicle works for you, take it. If not, ignore it and nothing changes.

Here's what a dealer's car has to be for it to count as a Close Match vehicle:

• Same model and trim you picked. No exceptions.
• No more than two small differences from your build. An option or a package counts as one. A different interior color or drivetrain counts as one.
• Exterior color is the one special case. If you picked more than one color you'd be happy with, any of them is a match. If the dealer's car is in a color you didn't pick, that has to be the only difference.

A Close Match vehicle is not a bid. No other dealer sees it. Your original offer stays live. You decide.

A Close Match is a counter-offer as described in the Buyer Terms, and a buyer's acceptance of a Close Match offer is an Acceptance under those terms.