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FF.Com.Au Hardcore
Join Date: Jun 2011
Location: Pt Lincoln far side South Oz
Posts: 5,705
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Am sure I posted something similar around 6+ years ago. Living in country town 800k away from Adelaide and having a specific list of the car/ute you want can be daunting.
Give me all the advice/traps on buying interstate please. dealer/private crash repaired finance warranties etc etc
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FF.Com.Au Hardcore
Join Date: Feb 2013
Location: Perth
Posts: 808
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Depends what the car value is I reckon.
I wouldn't put any worth on warranties, unless it's a factory warranty and there is a dealer near you. Otherwise you will spend more time/money towing the car back and forth and the issue is not a warranty item then you're out of pocket. Go with your gut. If there is something "off" about a car then don't get it, especially if you can't see it in the flesh. If someone is inspecting it for you make sure you're on the same page regarding condition. 2 years ago a mate's cousin checked out a Valiant Charger interstate and said it was in excellent condition for it's age (and he was a car guy). Mate bought it and when it was delivered it was average condition at best, scratches, small dents etc. Overall it was tidy but definitely not excellent. |
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