@Carfax Insiders....I purchased a vehicle just yesterday after checking the car out/test driving it a week ago.On the carfax it shows "No accidents or damage reported to Carfax". Come to find out,a bodyshop mechanic showed me where the damage on the car occurred.The entire fender was replaced,u can tell how the headlights has a small gap over the fender. The bumper was replaced as well,the bumper frame of the inside of the trunk shows metal cosmetic holes and the seal lubrication is horrible to where it'll allow water to leak in the trunk. Is there anything i can do abt this?
I just bought a used truck from a Chevy dealership and I sign Paper saying that it was never in a accident and came to find out that the hole side of the truck has been repaired can I return it back ?
Oil changes at a dealer are done by the lowest paid dropshots they can hire off the street. Having that service done at the dealer means little or nothing to me. I change my own oil in my yard and do a better job than a dealer because i dont use power tools and over tighten. I also use quality oil snd filters and change it more often than recommended because pil and filters are way cheaper than new engines
I’m looking to buy a clean title Shelby GT350 from a dealership that says on its carfax Minor damage but also says Damage to undercarriage where it shows the damage report, some people have said it’s probably nothing and some people say stay away from it, any advice on if I should stay away?
I took my car in to a Bodyshop see how much it would cost to have the front and rear bumpers painted for a upgraded bumper for cosmetic reasons. Now Carfax shows I have an accident??? That's absurd. This is for cosmetic reasons and was never in a accident.
Im in litigation with CarMax now as they claim the car I bought was accident-free. Now when it comes time to trade-in, dealer states it has been in an accident.
Three types of buyers... your two offered and a third. I'm going to another dealer that has another car im looking for. Use it all the time. Just like im going to another youtube video as you pulled the ol bait and switch on this video.
What about certified vehicles that have moderate damage? Should they be considered for purchase
@Carfax Insiders....I purchased a vehicle just yesterday after checking the car out/test driving it a week ago.On the carfax it shows "No accidents or damage reported to Carfax".
Come to find out,a bodyshop mechanic showed me where the damage on the car occurred.The entire fender was replaced,u can tell how the headlights has a small gap over the fender.
The bumper was replaced as well,the bumper frame of the inside of the trunk shows metal cosmetic holes and the seal lubrication is horrible to where it'll allow water to leak in the trunk.
Is there anything i can do abt this?
I just bought a used truck from a Chevy dealership and I sign Paper saying that it was never in a accident and came to find out that the hole side of the truck has been repaired can I return it back ?
Oil changes at a dealer are done by the lowest paid dropshots they can hire off the street. Having that service done at the dealer means little or nothing to me. I change my own oil in my yard and do a better job than a dealer because i dont use power tools and over tighten. I also use quality oil snd filters and change it more often than recommended because pil and filters are way cheaper than new engines
I’m looking to buy a clean title Shelby GT350 from a dealership that says on its carfax Minor damage but also says Damage to undercarriage where it shows the damage report, some people have said it’s probably nothing and some people say stay away from it, any advice on if I should stay away?
That’s exact reason I clicked on this video, but with a different car
@@boybotjr1905don’t know till you go check it out yourself, how’d it go ?
Check under the frame for pieces of clothing, shoes or even rotting flesh. That mustang may have attacked a crowd. J/King!
I took my car in to a Bodyshop see how much it would cost to have the front and rear bumpers painted for a upgraded bumper for cosmetic reasons. Now Carfax shows I have an accident??? That's absurd. This is for cosmetic reasons and was never in a accident.
Im in litigation with CarMax now as they claim the car I bought was accident-free. Now when it comes time to trade-in, dealer states it has been in an accident.
How is your litigation going? We want to sue them out of existence
@@PeteHolz
They were told to kick rocks
What does minor to moderate mean?
looked at 100 used cars and 99 have been in so called minor accidents. pissing me off at this point
Seems to be the norm like they don’t care and they not giving on price
Three types of buyers... your two offered and a third. I'm going to another dealer that has another car im looking for. Use it all the time. Just like im going to another youtube video as you pulled the ol bait and switch on this video.