Looking for the former owner.
#1
Looking for the former owner.
I know its a fat chance but is the former owner of this vin number on here? JF1GR896X8L835372
The dealership selling it claimed that the previous owner was from scotts valley. If you are the owner or may know the owner please let me know. :-) They offered me a hell of a steal on this car but I had some questions I need answered since there are some things that are questionable lol.
The dealership selling it claimed that the previous owner was from scotts valley. If you are the owner or may know the owner please let me know. :-) They offered me a hell of a steal on this car but I had some questions I need answered since there are some things that are questionable lol.
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I know its a fat chance but is the former owner of this vin number on here? JF1GR896X8L835372
The dealership selling it claimed that the previous owner was from scotts valley. If you are the owner or may know the owner please let me know. :-) They offered me a hell of a steal on this car but I had some questions I need answered since there are some things that are questionable lol.
The dealership selling it claimed that the previous owner was from scotts valley. If you are the owner or may know the owner please let me know. :-) They offered me a hell of a steal on this car but I had some questions I need answered since there are some things that are questionable lol.
Believe it or not, not all of us here memorize the vin numbers of all our old cars
#5
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if you want to ask the original owner questions about the car then why buy a from a dealership? Do a private seller
When i traded in one of my cars, it ended up in Utah.
When i traded in one of my cars, it ended up in Utah.
#7
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for new cars the just gave me a price limit. lol
they also have dealer days or pre-approve vehicles that they will sell you on the spot, because they verified that is it a good car and worth their/your money (side note usually lame cars like mazda 3 and camerys never any subies )
from a banks pov: how much can we make/sell it for if you fail to repay the loan.