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Originally Posted by extrashaky
FRS Dad says that he should not disclose that to a potential buyer because Carfax won't show it, so who would know? That seems rather dishonest to me. If it were my car, I would be very uncomfortable putting the car up for sale and misrepresenting it as an issue-free car. That really sounds like he's advocating fraud. Again, I think the dealer should be the one to take on that responsibility.
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You NEVER sell a used car and represent is as "issue free". A used car is sold As-Is, and a buyer who doesn't understand that does so at his own peril. Get it off your chest and tell the buyer that 30,000 miles ago it ran for twenty miles with tranny fluid in the crankcase and it seemed fine after that if it lets you sleep at night I guess.
Again, all of this paranoia is based on a
feeling that something is wrong with the car now. Zero evidence anything is actually wrong with the car. Feelings don't depreciate cars. Damage depreciates cars. Get back to me when they find any.
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2015 FRS M6 Argento, 2014 Audi Q7, 2012 Audi A5 (Traded),2012 VW CC, 2010 Mercedes S550