nandowong

Would any of these cars be worth buying? Im not really intersted or looking for a new ride, but these look like a good deal.




Here's a pristine, low mileage 2002 X5 4.4 that was in a fresh water street flood. This is an insurance claim settlement vehicle. It has been professionally cleaned, there are no odors or mildew. Mileage is 12,330. Known Defects: The engine will not start, no in-depth evaluation has been made to determine it's condition. Will be sold "AS IS" in a non-running condition. We do not provide repair estimates.






this one is 21ks




15ks





I would have bought this one in a heart beat. only 41k miles. Too bad is already sold.

pimpscls

iono alot of them are frauds man b careful

legendaryCL98

is that a real R33? that looks kinda fake for some reason... do they all have carfax?

Repo1234

All these cars can be found on www.readytofix.com My dad was thinking about getting the 2003 Hummer but it's already been sold.

damond

Hahaha....boughie bastards got their cars caught in a flood. So much for Beemer's and Cadi's SUV toughness. Why would they bother professionally cleaning the interior and not bother getting the engines just looked at....hmmmm? I would of just let that Civic floated away....bye bye...bye bye.

joeshmoe

Don't get a flood damaged car. If your gonna go the salvage title route, get only thefts.

97Cl22

Yeah. Flood dmg is some of the worst. It'll have an eaten away underside and probably inside the door panels are molded/rusted out. Flood dmg = bad!

ding069

What's the deal with that skyline?

mantis23

should I put the word "stolen" in the place of "flooded" to get the real story?

97Cl22

Does seem kinda shady that they wont take it somewhere to find out whats wrong with it, and they wont give you estimates or anything.