Rebel Editor January 10, 2023 47 Comments



Never Buy a Used Car from This State

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  1. No first name. No last name.

    Thank you Scotty.

  2. Doug Cartee

    Look at the brake calipers if they are all rusted back out.

  3. Larareyes Lr

    It all comes down to the price

  4. Nick Reno

    No if you're telling mechanic you can fix anything

  6. rrussi61

    That's a wise but broad statement. I'd say run a Carfax or the like, they reveal where it came from & was serviced at. It was the coastal areas not inland that was flooded. Like buying any used car do your due diligence.

  7. Roger Howard

    If someone would tie his hands he wouldn't be able to talk

  8. OssamabinKenny

    That VW’s electrical problems might have not had anything to do with the flooding and more of it just being a Volkswagen.

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