Buying a used car? Check this out!!!!!
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Buying a used car? Check this out!!!!!
One of the most interesting things I've ever seen on the internet! This really opened my eyes to see how much of a scam carfax is. The other company they are comparing carfax to is Autocheck. No, I don't work for Autocheck, I just thought this was very interesting! Take some time and watch this video.
The Secret History of Cars | Marketplace
The Secret History of Cars | Marketplace
Hi `Cody,
Super Super link Vid (WoW Frame damage & more on both cars they covered that was not contained in the CarFax Report
)
EveryOne should take the time to view 4-Sure
Would you trust this guy ?
4-Sure 
I have $495 and no `Job. I want that car behind him
I'm learning that you have to research everything b-4 U buy anything 4-Real Sure
Is it true or are you lying to me...Your Monte only has
500 miles on it ? How comes the tires are bald ? The paint fainted, the door doesn 't close etc....Are you sure it's worth
$50 K ? OK, I trust you, I buy it
Super Super link Vid (WoW Frame damage & more on both cars they covered that was not contained in the CarFax Report
)EveryOne should take the time to view 4-Sure
Would you trust this guy ?
4-Sure I have $495 and no `Job. I want that car behind him I'm learning that you have to research everything b-4 U buy anything 4-Real Sure
Is it true or are you lying to me...Your Monte only has
500 miles on it ? How comes the tires are bald ? The paint fainted, the door doesn 't close etc....Are you sure it's worth
$50 K ? OK, I trust you, I buy it
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Joined: Jan 2012
Posts: 84
I can agree mostly with that statement. It does appear that autocheck is a more reliable source. But I always thoroughly check the car over anyways. I probably spent over two hours looking at my monte inside and out and underneath before I bought it. I made the guy at the dealership put it on a 2 post lift and I looked under it with a flashlight for a half hour. People can always wreck their car and fix it with cash and not report it to insurance/police.
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I can agree mostly with that statement. It does appear that autocheck is a more reliable source. But I always thoroughly check the car over anyways. I probably spent over two hours looking at my monte inside and out and underneath before I bought it. I made the guy at the dealership put it on a 2 post lift and I looked under it with a flashlight for a half hour. People can always wreck their car and fix it with cash and not report it to insurance/police.
I became suspisious of Car Fax when I sold a car (Couguar) to a woman and told her about an accident it had been in (I got t-boned) she said it didn't show up on the carfax. thanks for the post!
