Overslept

Just wondering if this is a good deal or not,its this or one with 80k miles
its a 2010
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From what i could find out i think was in a front end and was auctioned off salvage

chrisridebike8

roadkillrob

In my book you don't need a price, a salvage title 2010 C63 - wouldn't spend a dollar on that car personally.

Adi-Benz

Fixed

roadkillrob

Looked around, this is what it looked like https://cs.copart.com/v1/AUTH_svc.pd...f2f973d51b.JPG

Copart sold it for $11,000 when it looked like that and it had 50k miles on it then - estimate to fix was 26k and value was 33k not crashed at that time.

If you scroll down on this page there are about 10 pics of it https://www.autobidmaster.com/en/car..._SAN_DIEGO_CA/

roadkillrob

Thanks!

BLKROKT

Sanders27

I personally wouldn't touch it...

Don't care what the price is. I think if you are getting into the game for a low price you will end up spending more than you are comfortable with on maintenance. I'm just assuming and don't mean to be *** but you are asking about a rebuilt title...

If you are on a tight budget but want a C63 I would go higher mileage, good service history, limited owners and mods. Just my worthless 2c.

Tunes2k10

Tunes2k10

rustybear3

Buying a wrecked and junked MB and asking if it's a good idea to buy. Just think it through.

chrisridebike8

Adi-Benz

I wouldn't mind buying it from copart and fixing it myself, but that's different than buying one that's been fixed by someone else / usually don't know prior condition.

Similar to buying stock vehicles vs modified vehicles

roadkillrob

Ya my guess is most of this stuff is fixed on the cheap and resold for a profit, so would be concerned how well it was fixed.

I am Jeff

Here is a good salvage car for you. It'll buff right out.

Funkwagen

I'd never buy a salvage/rebuilt title anything, especially a front end collision.

Just looking at the photo of the car when it was damaged has me thinking about the random coolant/oil/trans/power steering/everything fluid leaks from the front end, alignment/suspension issues, sliced electrical wires, and so on.

It isn't a good deal unless you're a masochist and enjoy headache after headache for the entire time you own the car.

curt.r

Adi-Benz

Actually if one is looking to rebuild (different situation, I know), the front is the best damage one can handle. Side, roof, etc are actually the worse in most cases. If airbags deployed, then that's a no go either. Of course, you have to use your judgement - if the front end damage has gone far enough to touch the engine/etc, then that's also a no go. But fixing the bumper and slapping a new intake, hood even, bumper cover, etc (at varying levels) you can end up building a car even better than before. However, if it's a resale job, you can't always depend on people doing it with better parts, as mentioned earlier.

Ludedude