Good deal?
#1
Good deal?
https://orangecounty.craigslist.org/cto/5985331146.html
$13k but could get him lower.. only has 48k miles
I drove it and it drives well, has a ton of power, no check engine lights
Cons are the ugly rims and the interior is in mediocre shape, needs a nice detailing. I google'd the VIN and saw pics and it had very minimal damage and no airbags blown in the collision.
$13k but could get him lower.. only has 48k miles
I drove it and it drives well, has a ton of power, no check engine lights
Cons are the ugly rims and the interior is in mediocre shape, needs a nice detailing. I google'd the VIN and saw pics and it had very minimal damage and no airbags blown in the collision.
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depending on why its Salvage I mean the price is right on point if that car was clean title with that miles it would have been $25k+ so half the price is very reasonable. I would ask the guy if he has the stock wheels those Mandrus wheels are horrific
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Agree with Andre: Why the salvage title? That's usually a huge red flag (In a flood? Frame damage that didn't make it to CarFax?)
-But at that price, and if you like the color, it would be worth it to get a PPI done, and then of course, an aftermarket warranty
-But at that price, and if you like the color, it would be worth it to get a PPI done, and then of course, an aftermarket warranty
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http://www.ferettimotors.com/web/veh...hotos/10528969
Extent of damage was very little..no airbags either
Extent of damage was very little..no airbags either
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06 CLS55 w/ P030, 05 Jag S Type R, 05 TBird-68 Dodge Charger R/T-440 w/4speed I'm original owner
The seat wear and tear appears to reflect a lot more than 37k miles. My CLS 55 with 52K miles has a lot less wear.
Are you buying it with the damage? If so, it may take $10k to get it back in shape. Then its not a good deal due to the title.
The way to see if it has frame damage, is to get an alignment before you buy.
Are you buying it with the damage? If so, it may take $10k to get it back in shape. Then its not a good deal due to the title.
The way to see if it has frame damage, is to get an alignment before you buy.