YOUR RESEARCHHelp Interpreting CarFax Auction Info
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I'm reading a CarFax report on a 2004 911 and it lists the following history: 5/01/2008 45,000 miles - Sold at Auction in PA. Listed as a fleet vehicle. 6/30/2008 46,000 miles - Sold at Auction in PA. Listed as a dealer vehicle. Does the fact that the car seems to have been sold and then re-sold again at auction within 2 months/1,000 miles have any meaning? Or is that an ordinary event?
Looks like a dealer may have bought. Then drove a 1000 miles and sold it again. Just get a PPI. Dont put a lot of hope or praise in to a CarFax report. Do a google search and you will a lot a BAD information out there about CarFax.
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