If the owner of a “low mileage” vehicle doesn’t provide the vin, that usually means they’re hiding odometer fraud and I know this because whenever I saw a 2008 Suburban Z71 that the owner claimed had 85,000 miles, I checked his reviews and I found out that he didn’t provide the vin of the truck and it made it so suspicious that he was hiding odometer fraud because finding a Suburban this old with really low miles is hard to find because most of the time, they have high miles
Always run the VIN number before you even go to see the car. If they refuse to give you the VIN its a BIG RED FLAG. again check car fax BEFORE you view car
going digital was supposed to stop it, but only made it easier. I was thinking of trading my car recently. The dealer asked how many miles do I really have on it. I said considering I bought the car new, and have every receipt for service, does he want to rethink his question. I walked out. In the last decade I drove it less than 5 K a year
A guy scammed me, he rolled back the mileage over 200,000 before he sold it to me. I have all of the guys information including his address but the police said there's nothing they can do. These guys get away with this scam because there's no consequences
Here cause I just got scammed so we can all bond together I got boned really bad. Rolled back to 77,000 miles digital odometer actual mileages over 350,000 paid over 10,000 😂
If the owner of a “low mileage” vehicle doesn’t provide the vin, that usually means they’re hiding odometer fraud and I know this because whenever I saw a 2008 Suburban Z71 that the owner claimed had 85,000 miles, I checked his reviews and I found out that he didn’t provide the vin of the truck and it made it so suspicious that he was hiding odometer fraud because finding a Suburban this old with really low miles is hard to find because most of the time, they have high miles
Always run the VIN number before you even go to see the car. If they refuse to give you the VIN its a BIG RED FLAG. again check car fax BEFORE you view car
going digital was supposed to stop it, but only made it easier. I was thinking of trading my car recently. The dealer asked how many miles do I really have on it. I said considering I bought the car new, and have every receipt for service, does he want to rethink his question. I walked out. In the last decade I drove it less than 5 K a year
He much do you want for it?
how often do you change the tires on a car like that? would imagine they dry rot before the tread goes to the minimum.
@@jojothetasmaniansassmonkey8866 I drive it most every day, but every 20K miles or so, sometimes 25 depending on how they look
If you have the right scanner you can get the actual mileage from the cars computer
A guy scammed me, he rolled back the mileage over 200,000 before he sold it to me. I have all of the guys information including his address but the police said there's nothing they can do. These guys get away with this scam because there's no consequences
You are the victim or fraud -get a lawyer and you should be able to get your money back, get the fraudster jailed, or both.
I bought a 2004 grand Marquis for $4000 because it had 85,000 miles at the buying Ivan the Vin number and it had over 220,000 miles on paper history
Here cause I just got scammed so we can all bond together I got boned really bad. Rolled back to 77,000 miles digital odometer actual mileages over 350,000 paid over 10,000 😂
@@judahbrutus what kind car was it?
@@deezalmonds what kind car?
No sympathy - do your due diligence or get an expensive lesson.
I do have sympathy, these people should be in jail. A lot of people have no idea that you can roll miles back in a vehicle.
More money for the seller More taxes for the government. Win win situation