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Trying to help my daughter find a car, but she's on the wrong coast. Anyone willing to run a carfax?
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It came from CT. It can look clean all it wants, but she needs to get her little butt on the ground and look at the suspension, steering, BRAKE LINES, and exhaust. Its going to be rotting apart.It looks super clean, 98K miles. For whatever reason nothing seems cheap on the east coast. She's at Camp Lejuene, North Carolina.
I'll PM you with itTrying to help my daughter find a car, but she's on the wrong coast. Anyone willing to run a carfax?
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Let us know if the janky source I found was correct in that it came from CT.I'll PM you with it
Much appreciated!I'll PM you with it
Let us know if the janky source I found was correct in that it came from CT.
She's got a car guy to go with her, so I'll definitely pass that advice on.
I guess so... Someone in White Plains would definitely head 45 miles down the road to a dealer in Milford, CT to make a purchase... and would be far enough out of Manhattan to commute 17,000 miles per year.
Sister runs a used car chain; its quite common for dealers in the NE to ship their cars to auctions in the SE to get higher prices for them. She runs a title history on everything before bidding and finds over half the cars at auction in FL and GA are from NY, NJ, MD, MA, etc.Ugggh, yeah, I think you are right about being a rust belt car. I'll probably steer her clear of this one. Appreciate the help.
They wanted 7k
Sister runs a used car chain; its quite common for dealers in the NE to ship their cars to auctions in the SE to get higher prices for them. She runs a title history on everything before bidding and finds over half the auctions in FL and GA have cars from NY, NJ, MD, MA, etc.
Tell her to go to a major city and get away from Jacksonville. Run fast and far from any dealer promoting financing for E-1 and up.Good to know. It's been a pain trying to find something decent. So easy on the west coast.
I'll pass it on for sure. Nice when the dealers provide a carfax.Get the sales staff to take and send pics of this one fresh on their lot. Under 100k miles, only 50 miles away, $1k less, and way more reliable than a Focus.
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Way better than $7k for a 10-year old Focus from the rust belt.Linked car came up as an 02 accord for me
6k for an 02 accord is stupid. Low miles, sure, but its still 22 years old. That v6 is due for a timing belt, valve adjustment, water pump, and plugs. The v6 model autos tended to have probs, but at sub 100k miles, plenty of life left.
Compliance bushings prob got some dry rot and splitting going on.
Way better than a $7k Focus
No argument there.Way better than $7k for a 10-year old Focus from the rust belt.
Brake lines will reliably outlast all the other shit you listed.It came from CT. It can look clean all it wants, but she needs to get her little butt on the ground and look at the suspension, steering, BRAKE LINES, and exhaust.
Really depends how much winter use it saw. If it was some retired person's car who never left the house when it snowed it's probably fine at 10yo.Way better than $7k for a 10-year old Focus from the rust belt.
Retired people in the New York City area do not generally put 15,000 miles a year on a car...Really depends how much winter use it saw. If it was some retired person's car who never left the house when it snowed it's probably fine at 10yo.
Maybe. I don’t know much about rust but I bought an F-250 that lived for 2.5 years in New Yuck from the previous owner. He also lived in AZ and TX the rest of the time. So the only time it had salt was 2.5 years in NY. It was 8 years old when I got it. I blew a hard line brake line within the first 6 months of my ownership when towing a light trailer. Luckily no cars were in front of me. No body rust or paint bubbling. The oil pan had some rust pin holes and the inner door lip had some slight rust you couldn’t see from the outside. I also had a power steering line degrade from rust.Brake lines will reliably outlast all the other shit you listed.
Retards love to screech about them though because "hurr durr safety" or something.