[75evo]

For that price I would look into Larry Dickman’s car. He doesn’t take cars with major or structural damage. and I believe his car has lower miles.

 

[Nathan654]

**UPDATE**After reading everyone’s insightful comments, I decided to do my due diligence before spending so much money. I was especially concerned after reading some of the comments here. I requested the VIN number from the owner and searched for any historical records that could shed light on its past using VIN CHECK/VIN DECODER. To my surprise, I saw photos after entering the VIN number, so my curiosity was piqued and I took a closer look. It turns out that a $15.00 report saved me a lot of money and some change to be exact. When I confronted the seller about it, he literally stopped responding to my texts and calls. Overall, I couldn’t have been happier with how things turned out.

 

[sjb3460]

Hello everyone!

I am looking to buy a used car, a 2018 Alfa Romeo Giulia with a 2.9L V6 DOHC 24V engine and a salvage title. The price is 41,499$. I am not sure if it is a good deal or not. I would like to ask the opinion of the members of this forum to get some insight.

I am aware of the risks associated with buying a car with a salvage title. However, I am also aware that a car with a salvage title can be a good deal if the initial damage was minor and the repairs were done properly. I have done some research and the car appears to be in good condition, but I am not sure if I can trust the seller.

I would appreciate it if you could tell me what you think about the deal. Do you think it is a good one or should I stay away from it? Are there any other risks I should be aware of?

I look forward to your input.

Thank you in advance!

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NO!NO! If you know your autos, (mechanic, very good DIY) maybe. There is too much to go wrong. What is the resale value of a salvage title? -0- or slightly more.
What did you get and how much did you pay??

 

[Danjett]

what's the expression? Never buy someone else's problem.

Exactly.