

It is dangerous when these come up for sale near you. We are lucky as most are rot boxes up here so not worth wasting time going to look at them!
Neil.
For anyone in the market for crappy front seat...passenger seat seam split as a bonus.
I just love mystery cars and belligerent sellers.
Now that's a shifty way to sell cars.BlackBart wrote: ↑26 May 2022, 10:10 I went to a big Dodge dealer in Seattle to drive and buy a cinnamon brown 245T wagon. Nice shape, low miles, asked questions, they were evasive, which made me nervous. Can I call the person who traded it in? "No." Can I see the maintenance records? "Hang on, let me see what we can do."
So after I drove this car, they sat me in a cubicle and made me wait. Someone else came in, drove it, and bought it from under me. I said What the hell's going on? They said to my face, "We don't make any money selling cars, we make money on extended warranty contracts. We don't want people to know anything about the car, we toss the records."