I prefer rebuilt title cars that have had rear collision damage. Cost about half

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Nov 25, 2014
8:04:36pm

8man

I prefer rebuilt title cars that have had rear collision damage. Cost about half

the price without risk of engine damage. It makes sense to me when buying something that depreciates as fast as cars do.

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8man

Bio page: 8man
Joined: Oct 24, 2005
Last login: Nov 11, 2019
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So, looking to buy a used car. What's the right way to go about it?

11/25/14 6:29pm

I bought on ebay once and it worked out. Car was in florida and I shipped to DC

Iman23

11/25/14 6:32pm

I had a friend that got hosed on an ebay purchase about 10 years ago.

Born2Fish

11/25/14 8:22pm

Private party is best way to pay less.

Y'zFan

11/25/14 6:34pm

Yep, the seller makes more money and the buyer saves too.

canadiancougar624

11/25/14 7:16pm

But watch out for people trying to rip you off. My sister and BIL got so much

ByuImaginesDragons

11/26/14 12:58am

ive heard good things about costco's program if you're a member

Cougarclaw

11/25/14 6:35pm

They sell cars too? Was this in Superkid's Costco newsletter?

TNT

11/25/14 6:40pm

Her husband let's her drive?

Born2Fish

11/25/14 8:23pm

I prefer rebuilt title cars that have had rear collision damage. Cost about half

8man

11/25/14 8:04pm

But go into it knowing if you ever sell, you'll find very few willing buyers.

11/25/14 8:21pm

This is true. It's why you can find a great car and also why it's more difficult

8man

11/25/14 8:40pm

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