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crosses center line, 4 yr old dies WOOD-TV (WOOD) - A 4-year-old boy is dead after the car he was riding in hit a tree Sunday afternoon. The accident happened on Lutz Rd. near Fairchild Rd. in ...
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Volkswagen Golf (2004-2008) . Used Car. Guide. The 2004-2008 Volkswagen Golf was a top-selling three or five-door family hatchback, which offers plenty of space, is exciting to drive and well built.
How do I buy a used car from a private seller without getting ripped off or scamed?
Q. I'm about to buy a used car and want to buy from a private seller but am worried about getting scamed. As far as I know as long as they sign the title over to you its ok. So can I just hand them 15,000 dollars and get the title and there is no way to get ripped off? What am I suppose to ask the mechanics to look for before purchasing. Anything I should do before purchasing? Thank you!
Asked by Equal77 - Tue Jun 10 07:40:24 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Take the car to a reputable mechanic that you choose, not the seller, and have the mechanic check everything. If it is pronounced a good car by your mechanic then make sure the title has no lein on it before buying. Look at an identification to insure the person you are dealing with is the person on the title. If more than one person is on the title then check with your states Department of Motor vehicles to see if both are required to sign. Compare the vin number on the title with the one on the car.
Answered by wilddon99667 - Tue Jun 10 08:32:31 2008
Q. I'm about to buy a used car and want to buy from a private seller but am worried about getting scamed. As far as I know as long as they sign the title over to you its ok. So can I just hand them 15,000 dollars and get the title and there is no way to get ripped off? What am I suppose to ask the mechanics to look for before purchasing. Anything I should do before purchasing? Thank you!
Asked by Equal77 - Tue Jun 10 07:40:24 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Take the car to a reputable mechanic that you choose, not the seller, and have the mechanic check everything. If it is pronounced a good car by your mechanic then make sure the title has no lein on it before buying. Look at an identification to insure the person you are dealing with is the person on the title. If more than one person is on the title then check with your states Department of Motor vehicles to see if both are required to sign. Compare the vin number on the title with the one on the car.
Answered by wilddon99667 - Tue Jun 10 08:32:31 2008
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