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Hey Guys, I I bought a vehicle that had front end damage from a collision, which wasn't disclosed by the seller. And he’d shown me a CARFAX report, which also didn't show any accident records — the car was absolutely clean according to it. However, I ran a report on another website, epicvin.com, and it showed that the car was in an accident and then repaired. I don't know why this information wasn't disclosed by CARFAX, but now I'm aware that CARFAX isn’t a service that can be trusted, and I won't use it again.
I just wanted to share my story, hoping it'll prevent you from making the mistakes i did. |
Originally Posted by TomScheaffer
(Post 14628)
Hey Guys, I I bought a vehicle that had front end damage from a collision, which wasn't disclosed by the seller. And he’d shown me a CARFAX report, which also didn't show any accident records — the car was absolutely clean according to it. However, I ran a report on another website, epicvin.com, and it showed that the car was in an accident and then repaired. I don't know why this information wasn't disclosed by CARFAX, but now I'm aware that CARFAX isn’t a service that can be trusted, and I won't use it again.
I just wanted to share my story, hoping it'll prevent you from making the mistakes i did. Do you know about epicvin service? Thay have really good history reports , I checked my honda a while ago and really satisfied with the quality of the reports |
Make your own research about the vehicle that you want to purchase
I' ve heard many stories of dealers giving false reports to people, in my opinion I think we should check the reports on our own to avoid those scams. I always check more than 1 report to make sure the information is correct.
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