Is this in metro Detroit? Maybe Dearborn? I’d recommmend staying away
I suggest avoiding it
It’s never going to be right again. The price is high for that amount of damage
A lemon would be an upgrade
Not a lemon, but definitely a restored total loss
Let me guess, the guy selling it is named Ahmed, Mohammed, or Ali? Pass on this one
Rav4Rider said:
Let me guess, the guy selling it is named Ahmed, Mohammed, or Ali? Pass on this one
Don’t forget the guys in their Adidas squat suits
Rav4Rider said:
Let me guess, the guy selling it is named Ahmed, Mohammed, or Ali? Pass on this one
Don’t forget the guys in their Adidas squat suits
Honestly, with Michigan plates, it’s often someone from Sterling Heights, Dearborn, or Detroit selling these rebuilt cars. I’ve lived in Detroit my whole life and see that they hire cheap shops for repairs, flipping cars for easy cash. These vehicles are rarely rebuilt safely. Michigan doesn’t make them pass inspections, so these issues go unchecked
Not really the definition of a lemon
From Michigan? Definitely no
I flew to Dallas from Orlando to get my RC-F after a 6-month search. Even if you have to fly or drive far, it’s worth it to find the right car at the right price
It’s neither a lemon nor a steal, more like burnt toast
Not a lemon, but a money pit if you don’t have funds to fix it. Looks like an expensive repair
The psychology around cars is interesting. Great car, and just one issue can make people want to avoid it. Likely accident damage that wasn’t fixed well
Vic said:
The psychology around cars is interesting. Great car, and just one issue can make people want to avoid it. Likely accident damage that wasn’t fixed well
So would you consider buying it if the price dropped to 16
People here fear success sometimes
Xavi said:
People here fear success sometimes
Totally agreed, it’s a shame
The key question is, how many miles since it was rebuilt? If it’s 30k miles, you might be okay. If it’s recent, stay clear