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

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Nov 25, 2014
8:21:49pm

Hank Rearden

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Hank Rearden

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So, looking to buy a used car. What's the right way to go about it?

frontrowcougar

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.

Hank Rearden

11/25/14 8:21pm

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

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