Caveat Emptor!! Run that Carfax!!
Well I encountered something today for the first time. Background: the man who's basically my father-in-law wants a used Sequoia for grandchild duty and he found a 2005 (SR5, 2wd) with 94,000mi for...
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I would generally trust carfax if it says a car has a problem. The actual size of the problem could be mis-stated, but in general the chance if a problem free car being listed as a problem car is very small.
In this day and age its easy for someone to refurbish a car that has had several trips around the 100k mark and make it look like new. Order new belts, replace the rubber pads on the pedals, and a few other of the old tricks are known by the people who cheat for a living.
Its a tool, its not a panacea.
In this day and age its easy for someone to refurbish a car that has had several trips around the 100k mark and make it look like new. Order new belts, replace the rubber pads on the pedals, and a few other of the old tricks are known by the people who cheat for a living.
Its a tool, its not a panacea.
