Probably pimped this report all day and through the news programming until the end of the 10 PM program. Bait and switch is not limited to sketchy car dealers.
They probably didn't want to commit a crime on television to commit a point. Either way, they didn't say anything about how to spot odometer fraud, they attempted to show us how to commit it. It must have been a slow news day.
I bought a car with 54000 miles, I took it to the dealer because the warranty was good for 10 years and 100000 miles, it needed a new engine, the dealer said it had 189000 miles on it
Bro, whenever I saw a 2008 Suburban with what seemed to be 85k miles, I checked the pictures and that Suburban looked like 200k miles and I checked the reviews of the seller and one person said that the seller didn’t provide the vin and if the customer doesn’t provide the vin to a vehicle that supposedly has low miles, that means that they are most likely hiding the fact that they rolled back the odometer on that vehicle
I was recently scammed when I bought a truck the guy did a roll back I thought I bought a truck with 60,000 miles on it it has 250,000 and 3 owners is there anyone that can help me!? Please!!! I want my money back
the demonstration did not change the odometer numbers, and the title says "How to spot odometer fraud" without telling us how. I wasted my life on this video.
High way mileage ain’t really nothing…long as you maintain the car engine oil and service car regularly..my ford fusion give me almost 300K miles which is highway mileage and now my dodge got 209K miles and it’s running great with no lights
High mileage isn't really a big deal. Think about it, would you rather own a high mileage vehicle that's been taken care of or own a low mileage vehicle that's been neglected?
High miles isn't the issue. The issue is thinking that you are paying for a lower mileage car and as a result, getting scammed off of thousands of dollars.
