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Replying to: jainct (Aug 28, 2007 3:04 pm) |
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Guys this is pretty cool...did anyone see the 360 deg. immersive walkthru for *used* cars as we have for real estate! No more fixed and limited view photos...I think this would change online used car marketing forever!
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Replying to: ed_zschow (Sep 27, 2007 7:26 pm) anyway, I don't see it being any more useful than photos. And it could have been done at any time by someone with a digital video cam (and has been done). But, frankly, a 320x240 video is still an extremely poor substitution for an in-person looky touchy. Grainy video can still hide alot of problems, not the least of which is previous paint work.
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Replying to: qbrozen (Sep 28, 2007 4:46 am) |
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Replying to: qbrozen (Sep 28, 2007 4:46 am) |
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Here's a situation - I want to buy a new car from a dealer after selling my old car in a private transaction. I test drive the vehicle I want and ask the dealer to hold it for a few days. From my online ad's, I agree to sell my old car to a buyer for $x. He comes over, test drives the car, finds everything OK, pays me a few $100's in good faith to hold the car for him. Now, he cannot get the title transferred because he has no valid U.S. drivers license - and consequently - no insurance. He's got an expired Kansas license, and is currently driving a rental car with some International Driving Permit. This is going on for about a week, and he just wants me to wait until he gets his license/insurance taken care of. Meanwhile, I am responding to other enquiries about my ad as "car is sold", since I have accepted his advance payment. Any advice on how long should I wait, or if I should let others come by and test drive the car? I am driving the car everyday for my commute, and not really worried about transportation, but this delay is getting a bit irritating. Thanks, - MS.
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Replying to: msindallas (Oct 09, 2007 1:02 pm) Call him up.. give him his money back, and get your car sold... |
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Replying to: msindallas (Oct 09, 2007 1:02 pm) |
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Replying to: msindallas (Oct 09, 2007 1:02 pm) BTW, once you contract to sell a vehicle it is a good idea to park it lest anything bad happen to it prior to delivery to the buyer.
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Buyer (me) and seller have reached a price. But, the car has a lien on it (auto loan through bank). In order to take title, loan has to be paid off. But seller needs my payment in order to pay off loan. Which means, I'll give the seller his money, and take possession of the car without a title, at least for a week or so. This sounds sketchy to me, especially since we are talking around $20k here. Is there a way set this deal on firmer ground? Should I cut the deal, even thou I'll initially be w/out title? TIA, Ed
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