Hello all,
I am just very happy.
After some Cars.com searching I have surprisingly found a 2010 Gt with 35000k miles. It is listed at $16,995. I am not going to get ny hopes up, but isn't that an amazing price for that model? Now the dealership is one I have never heard of 30 minutes away from my house but once I called , it seems like the saleman dont carr. I had to tell the guy to call me as soon as it hits the lot. He didnt care formy contact info. I asked him why the low price he said, theyjust come and go . . Thye have theVIN listed,and the sneak peak carfax says it it has 9 reports.Now would a dealership resell a rebuild without really telling the customer? That's what I am presuming it is, but the pics look amazing. I didn't want ro post the site just incase it is a deal, but is thsir anything anyone can tell me? I can give someone the Vin? People are telling me the dealership is legitimate , but idk if I just caught a deal. I am test driving it Tuesday night !

Ty in advance!

 

I'd definitely have a look at that carfax...I just bought my 08 with that many miles for just under $20k. Granted it wasn't the best deal but it was right before last summer and that's what they were going for in my area at the time.

 

carfax it! I searched all over for a 2010 GT in my price range and never found one. Something is fishy about this one.

 

I will call early tomorrow and ask them to send me one . Are they able to sell ,lets say a rebuild title or predamaged vehicle with out notification ?

 

buy mine

 

Carfax doesn't mean anything. Not everything that happens to the car is always put on it.

 

Carfax doesn't mean anything. The carfax is only updated if there's a police report/title change. There are other more effective ways to look into a vehicles history.

 

That's right, carfax is only a 50/50. I got into a nasty wreck and my carfax doesn't show any reported damage. Not sure why, insurance company just hasn't gotten around to it yet I suppose.

 

For minor bumps, fender benders, and small scrapes, are those omitted from the databases that CarFax looks up?
I know CarFax looks at DMV records, police records, and insurance records as far as major events, such as the vehicle was stolen, in a flood or was totaled, or was in a serious wreck even though it was no totaled, had insurances claims on it, etc.

 

That is a crazy low price, which obviously raises some immediate questions. Maybe it's labeled as a GT but is really a sixer. That would be so disappointing.

At least it's local and you have a test drive scheduled. I'm interested to see what you find out, and you should be able to get an extended warranty as well.