Please list ways to avoid getting scammed when buying a new C32...
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Guys, where are the numbers? Nevermind, I'll figure it out. Thanks
Your question was a little strange, and would require several paragraphs of recitation of basic principles of common sense, which is why nobody has run with the bait. Try this novel approach: Just make the deal contingent on a satisfactory (to you) inspection report from a MBZ dealer. Spend the few bucks, and let the experts decide if your potential purchase sucks.
Your question was a little strange, and would require several paragraphs of recitation of basic principles of common sense, which is why nobody has run with the bait. Try this novel approach: Just make the deal contingent on a satisfactory (to you) inspection report from a MBZ dealer. Spend the few bucks, and let the experts decide if your potential purchase sucks.
jhw, Good questions
1. Carfax is a start. It would be great if it is a carfax certified car.
2. If it has a salvage title, its value is 1/2.
3. Be careful of flood damaged, mud slide, or other acts of nature cars... When we buy them it is for a specific purpose other than using that car as one to drive. Parts mainly
4. Electrical is not fixable 75% of the time..
5. If it has high miles, that might be why such a low price.....
6. Last, an inspection by a MBZ dealer is a waste of time and money.... Use an independant company with nothing to lose if it is a good car or a bad car.
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