Cao Black
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Good luck. Remember the old saying, "if it sounds too good to be true..."Originally Posted by Jorge18
I find the autocheck very weird, because it doesn't show any accident, it just shows that a dealer reported it as frame damage.
I'd be curious what dealer (is "a dealer" a MB dealer?) reported the damage and when. It's entirely possible that the report is a mistake. They happen on CarFax all the time. Not that familiar with AutoCheck.
Personally, I wouldn't want any car that had sustained frame damage, not matter what kind of deal the seller offered.
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I'd be curious what dealer (is "a dealer" a MB dealer?) reported the damage and when. It's entirely possible that the report is a mistake. They happen on CarFax all the time. Not that familiar with AutoCheck.
Personally, I wouldn't want any car that had sustained frame damage, not matter what kind of deal the seller offered.
of course I wouldn't want the car if it had actual frame damage, but if it truly is a false positive, then I'll be able to get an amazing deal on the car.Originally Posted by Cao Black
Good luck. Remember the old saying, "if it sounds too good to be true..."I'd be curious what dealer (is "a dealer" a MB dealer?) reported the damage and when. It's entirely possible that the report is a mistake. They happen on CarFax all the time. Not that familiar with AutoCheck.
Personally, I wouldn't want any car that had sustained frame damage, not matter what kind of deal the seller offered.
