Anybody know what this is about?
Back in a mustang...
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Anybody know what this is about?
First thing I'm doing when I get my 2022 Genesis GV-70 Sport is paint correction, detailing and ceramic coating. A good friend of mine did that on my 2019 G-70. Makes a huge difference.
Is that what they call an RAV now? Seems as if Ford bought it back, went to Auction and now in the hands of someone else retailing it?
I'm in Batavia, IL and actually moved there from West Chicago... let me know when you want me to swing by the dealership to drive it for you, lol.
For sure, I need mine redone.
to me it almost looks like an FYI since it says the program was issued. Probably needs an OASIS to be sure.
NICE car!
Looks like a buy back based on the above? Nick would know
Looks like a buy back based on the above? Nick would know
I don't think a GT500 got almost 1,000 miles on it without having been purchased by a customer. Looks like the original owner, after having the service performed traded it into D&M to get into a Corvette (Maybe they had a C8?)
I've been to D&M a few times, they always have some very nice Vettes for sale.
I've been to D&M a few times, they always have some very nice Vettes for sale.
The program was actually initiated on the 26th, the same day shown on that Carfax report. Sadly, it only says "broken secondary chain tensioner." I'd be digging deep as the necessary fix could have been far more than what is mentioned in that report.
Thanks gang...and yes it has had two owners...people were flipping these cars last year when ADM was 20-25k. Im not concerned about the TSB, ill get it looked at asap though. Can't wait to actually drive it. lol
In before he finds something wrong with yet another car. Makes a thread about it then trades it in
Nothing wrong with the nsx. Just happy to make a nice profit on it. Same with my zr1.
I know one thing, the mustang will be more comfortable than the vette...lol. update everyone soon.
called the dealer and my car has never been inspected for the timing chain issue...the inspection takes an hour but if they see any issues they replace a bunch of parts and the car will be gone several days. getting it looked at next thursday. will update after.
If you weren't out of town.... and if you had the Mustang sorted out... then I would say you should come to the Chicagoland Mustang Club Season Closer at Bob Rohrman Ford in Schaumburg. Should be a huge turnout based on the event listing on the club facebook page.
I've been doing the same (although less than you lol). If you can profit off a car DO IT!
Literally doubled my money on the last one
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