LexFather

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jet864

Sick, thank you. Simply, that was awesome.

James

mmarshall

It's illegal in most places, of course, for a dealer to knowingly sell a car like this without revealing it to the buyer...see my earlier post. Unfortunately, it sometimes does happen, especially with a dishonest dealership...or even sometimes by an honest mistake or oversight. That is why it is important to inspect and test-drive a new car as thoroughly as it is a used one. I often go shopping with people and check vehicles out for them myself, especially if they are inexperienced.

lexusk8

Agreed. As can be inferred from the flood pics, look out for water/rust damage on the brakes, wheels, paint, exhaust, head/tailights, grille, under the hood, and if you go to the interior, water/moisture on the carpets. The dealer will certainly feel anxious and tense when you perform a full final inspection before taking delivery of the vehicle, but you have the right to do that

chuckb

the worst probs will be the ones you can't see, electrical

Skulinex

I think whoever took the pictures might have not focused right or something, because the first two pics look like photoshops to me

SC400-V8

iTrader: (1)

Pcture, If you might, a cartoon-like scenerio in which a lone technician is sitting at his post, and suddenly realizes the lot is flooding. He then runs outside frantically, and jumps in a car drives it to higher ground, and then sprints back to the lot to repeat the process with all the cars as the water rises.


Whew... too many simpsons/family guys/futuramas....

NeverSatisfied

Wow.......