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Sounds too good to be true!!! 02 Ca $38K??

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YOUR RESEARCHSounds too good to be true!!! 02 Ca $38K??

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too good to be true if title is clean without body work.
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Replace ...sounds too good

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I saw this ad for an 02 cab in MD with 14K for only $38K and change...sounds too good to be true but though I would post in case someone wants to check it out.
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I saw this ad for an 02 cab in MD with 14K for only $38K and change...sounds too good to be true but though I would post in case someone wants to check it out.
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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

I saw this ad for an 02 cab in MD with 14K for only $38K and change...sounds too good to be true but though I would post in case someone wants to check it out. http://www.cars.com/go/search/detail...6&aff=national

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probably salvage title? and what does "has history" mean???

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too good to be true if title is clean without body work. on a car like this, you don't want to go cheap and finding out surprises that costs lots of $$ later.

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has history...may mean they have all papers....but for 38K it might means....never been hit....but maybe the owner hit something himself!! When is seems to good to be true...it probably is!

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Rather than speculating, it wouldn't hurt to call the seller and ask him some questions. I called a guy a couple of months ago about an '03 C4 vert with 25K miles that he was selling for $59K. The first question I asked was when did the car's warranty expire. The guy replied that he didn't know since a friend picked it up for him at an auction, and he didn't have any paper work. Although buying a car from an auction doesn't necessarily mean that the car is bad, it certainly is a red flag as far as I'm concerned, especially when the asking price is nearly $60K.

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