Anyway, to continue with the story, we accepted a very low trade in value for the vehicle after we found out it was in an accident. We were disappointed to have been deceived by The Thompson Organization, Thompson Toyota specifically. I mean, when you ask if it was in an accident and you're presented with a CarFax, you'd think it's safe, right? Also, did I mention that the truck was certified?
Nonetheless, back at the Honda dealership, my one-year old son was getting tired and my pregnant wife was exhausted. Although the retail value is near $10,000 (trade in value was approximately $7,000), I accepted $3,800. And I had to negotiate to get that! After all, the 4Runner didn't even have a clean title.
Monday, September 15, 2008
Monday, September 8, 2008
The real CarFax from Keenan Honda
So, when I finally decided to trade in the Toyota 4Runner, to my surprise, Keenan Honda offered me much less than I what anticipated.
Here's the CarFax they showed me. The highlighted area shows that the truck was in an accident. It was even towed! There are parts that have different VIN numbers.
Here's the CarFax they showed me. The highlighted area shows that the truck was in an accident. It was even towed! There are parts that have different VIN numbers.
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