yea the deals at auctions are crazy. especially when they aren't wrecked cars, just repo or something that the people gave up on.
Trust fund money bought him a new g37 that he wrecked. Then claimed the steering went out and got a fat payday from it. Bought my Evo for more than it was worth (23500) and beat the hell out of it and never registered it and eventually lost it
People who get dealer quotes have already made up their mind to trade in. takes a few minutes to check CL/bluebook and see the private market value, so everyone generally knows they're getting ripped off by the $tealer
combination of laziness & convenience, mostly laziness....
when I sold my 94 camry I was contacted multiple times by a guy who offers a service like this, left like 3 voice mails... he offered to help sell my car, yeah right....I sold it for $1.2K the next day, no way i'm cutting anybody 10-15% of that
Looks pretty clean broGot it
Has brand new 1 week old tires and brakes. Carpets are dirty as hell thanks to his wife driving the car hauling their kid around in it all the time. But god damn what a steal, and the guy was super cool. He's a body builder and has his own clothing line, gave me a sweater and gave my girl some workout pants.
Oh and it has started perfect every time for me. he said the mechanic told him either the starter relay or starter is starting to go, but it hasn't messed up for me yet. And a starter is like $90 for this car
. If I were you I'd roll it as your daily, sell your current one. If you ever want the money out of it, you can always flip it then.
i did sell my daily lol. I want to but i borrowed 2k for this thing. Hopefully i can get enough for this one that i can pay back the 2k and go find another good deal on a TLLooks pretty clean broGot it
Has brand new 1 week old tires and brakes. Carpets are dirty as hell thanks to his wife driving the car hauling their kid around in it all the time. But god damn what a steal, and the guy was super cool. He's a body builder and has his own clothing line, gave me a sweater and gave my girl some workout pants.
Oh and it has started perfect every time for me. he said the mechanic told him either the starter relay or starter is starting to go, but it hasn't messed up for me yet. And a starter is like $90 for this car. If I were you I'd roll it as your daily, sell your current one. If you ever want the money out of it, you can always flip it then.
Well, it's actually even more complicated.
You would have to have them sign over possession for X amount of days/weeks so you can market it/show it to prospective buyers.
What if the seller has a sporty car like an E60 M5? worth about ~30-35K... thing is....if I'm the seller NO WAY i'm letting some young buck have keys to that car + 30 days of possession
Perhaps that's a little extreme or rare, but regardless the aspect of signing the car over to a business for a period of time to sell is going to make them nervous & un-easy...
probably
As long As you can have cars on display in front and have a legit office inside it can be done, most dealer's in Texas just set up a trailer on an empty lot and enclose it. That's probably the cheapest route...
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Still need to work out some details and install miscellaneous trim, but finally took my new baby for a spin...
Yea i doubt you could get away with that in Cali
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