| Click to Post a New Message!
Page [ 1 ] |
|
|
|
CarFAX
Before there was CarFax,
This is not fool proof but many auto insurance companies order reports on a vehicle to see claims paid before they insure a person new to them. Their report seems to be much of what I know of carfax reports.
If your auto insurance agent is willing to and able to run the report it did cost them 2 to 3 dollars if that. As already been said here does not pick up none insurance paid repairs. It was mostly bodyshop repairs also.
One thing I was always told is try to sell it under artificial light as the light rays often reflect different there than the natural light and will show the differences.
kt
|
|
 Add Photo
Bookmarks: |
|
| |
|
CarFAX
On the lemon law buy backs..based upon what happened here with a GM dealership and it was one of a few on a national TV show a few years ago...
THEY SELL THEM..
On this tv show (one of the new's types) they did not tell the new buyers.
My opinion - you will find the lemon law vaires from state to state more than you think. There may be a requirement to "crush them" in one but in another at most they must tell the next buyer it's history.
|
|
Add Photo
Bookmarks: |
|
| |
|
CarFAX
Ken,
Since your last post I took a few minutes and did a search on the wonderful wide world web that Al Gore created.
It was easy to find all kind of sites for lemon law. One I clicked on Lemon Lawsuit.com said the laws vary widely from state to state and to search for your state.
The thing I found most comical was there is also a site for hang on, checking to see if the car you are buying was a lemon law car! So what does that tell us?
As to Katrina there was one major insurance company that promised to crush any auto they totalled out there. It would seem that would be a normal action if an auto was damaged bad enough to be totalled it would be. Not so per a national consumer radio program.
If I saw an insurance company's name on a title history I would steer away from it.
I think of lot of the purchasing of a used anything comes down to know the owner or meet the owner. If a dealer is worth a hoot they know who the owner was if local and will be willing to share that with you. MY OPINION HERE. I have had dealer ask me before is I minded them sharing my name and phone number with potential buyer. If I am asking for top dollar on a trade in and am telling truth why wouldn't I?
As to shipped in auto's, well there is a reason they were shipped in, correct?
kt
|
|
Add Photo
Bookmarks: |
|
| |
|
CarFAX
I think this gets back to a saying I first heard with diamonds, if you don't know diamonds be sure you know the seller.
Either you can trust the seller or my opinion you should not trust the seller even with a Carfax or any other report.
Even with laws and contracts, no company is any better than their own morals.
This makes me wonder about a site for "Dealers I no longer deal with and why". To be fair there are buyers that are not honest either.
|
|
Add Photo
Bookmarks: |
|
| |
|
Page [ 1 ] | Thread 120472 Filter by Poster:
3 | 1 | 2 | 4 | 4 | 1 | 1 |
|
()
Picture of the Day
brewdog
Unanswered Questions
Active Subjects
Hot Topics
Featured Suppliers
|
Gas Generator Weather Protecti
01-07-2006, 16:21 
Digg It 
Del.icio.us