Should people be questioned before buying a car?

In America, you're free to ask, and people are free to tell you it's none of your goddamn business, and they most certainly will.

People ask THEMSELVES BEFORE DOLING OUT $40K for a car.    I know I did even if it is for $400.00 on a beater.   By the time they leave the house they have made up their mind.

You want others to take inconvenient public transportation.

Go look at the bus depot, where the bus drivers have personal vehicles, automobiles.

Go at LA Metro, bus and train, and see that the have automobiles for their supervisors to go places.

TRUTH -- the personal motor vehicle is THE most convenient transportation; has been for over 100 years.  There are only a few places in the world were public transportation is better than personal motor vehicles.  In most places only losers use public transportation.

Are you so stupid that others have not considered and rejected the thought of public transportation?

Yes, we all need nannies/ SMH

If the economic prospects of driving a car to the poor house are not enough to stop people, (and they certainly have not), then a few questions will just get in the way and annoy them 

no i don't think so

I don't think so.  And convincing people to use public transportation over having a private car when there's a pandemic involving a virus that's highly contagious at close range probably isn't the best time to convince people to sit next to others on a bus or a train instead of having their own car either.

In the US we have free enterprise. People can buy whatever they choose as long as it is legal.

Why not? They've taken all our other personal freedoms, might as well take our cars, too.

The dealer will not do it if it does not result in a SALE.  It is just business.