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Would you assume they'd check engine numbers etc? Or even when they take the car in as trade, they'd search the VIN? Or maybe they knew.... and got a great deal and now want to make some mega profit $$$
Originally Posted by ronnie993tt
Isn't it their job to know Zookie? Should not any tech know pretty much right away? Maybe I give them too much credit.
Is the "Clean history , no accidents or insurance claims" actually incorrect? It had the engine out, but insurance doesn't care about that. Unless it got hit and written off, it will not have a salvage title.
Is the "Clean history , no accidents or insurance claims" actually incorrect? It had the engine out, but insurance doesn't care about that. Unless it got hit and written off, it will not have a salvage title.
Technically clean from a Carfax point of view, right?
We have a 997 GTA group chat and the owner is on the chat. Super nice guy, I guess he bought it privately from someone believing it was a clean car based on carfax etc... ****ty deal though that's for sure. They seem to have tons of cars on consignment, which makes sense so they don't have to finance buying the cars and it looks like they have inventory but I bet they do as little as possible with the consigned cars because they don't technically own them.
We have a 997 GTA group chat and the owner is on the chat. Super nice guy, I guess he bought it privately from someone believing it was a clean car based on carfax etc... ****ty deal though that's for sure. They seem to have tons of cars on consignment, which makes sense so they don't have to finance buying the cars and it looks like they have inventory but I bet they do as little as possible with the consigned cars because they don't technically own them.
Would be interesting to know more about it. Original engine / donor? Any receipts etc. Super crappy for him however.
We have a 997 GTA group chat and the owner is on the chat. Super nice guy, I guess he bought it privately from someone believing it was a clean car based on carfax etc... ****ty deal though that's for sure. They seem to have tons of cars on consignment, which makes sense so they don't have to finance buying the cars and it looks like they have inventory but I bet they do as little as possible with the consigned cars because they don't technically own them.
Yikes. So did he only find out now from this thread? Given that the Pfaff listing also relayed that it was clean.
02-21-2024, 11:19 AM
