What To Look For When Buying A Used Car or Truck *In Depth* 

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Thanks for letting us know ur single..?

Hey C, you still single?

When truck shopping ladies, I suggest showing up prepared to get dirty (old clothes and shoes, work gloves, hair up, minimal makeup, etc.). It can help cut through some of the b.s. women are subjected to in a male dominated situation. Bonus points for grease stains and dirty fingernails.😄

I'm a Chevy guy but if you are a single woman that wants to save money don't buy a newer GM trucks because of AFM issues unless the person built the motor and deleted it. The active fuel management in newer GM trucks are the reason they have went through a lawsuit, it causes catastrophic lifter failure and causes your engine to tick until it dies unless you fix it which is a lot of money, again I'm a Chevy guy I'm just honest.

@@JameGoFast27 stupid

Don't get a 07 or 08 unless it's a steal there known for the lifters going bad

It was the first year of cylinder deactivation and it's not a big deal to fix just costly if you don't know how to do it your self.

Nice truck if you delete AFM..Same with DOD.. Displacement on Demand

what abouy an 04 z71?

You better off with a 2014-2018 the gmt900s are to pricy for the milage they have. At least we experience that in California.

It could be the oil seals

What happened

Know approximate blue book value, or have web access to it, and know how to look up fast. Might get a lower price from a private seller, maybe also help with delivery. But watch out for buying someone else's problems and wildly optimistic asking prices. (I won't even bother to contact if they're completely unrealistic.) Private seller may honestly not understand true condition or fair market value of the vehicle they're selling; may take pointing out flaws, counter offers, and other routine price negotiations and legal precautions personally. Honest, well established dealerships have a reputation to protect, and are eager for word-of-mouth advertising and repeat business. Dealership may have a better selection, in better condition, likely inspected, maybe with a limited warranty. They may be more comfortable letting you take a long test drive, or take home overnight. (They know you're less likely to back out after showing it off to your family and friends.) If they have a lift, then you might be able to get a vehicle up in the air so you can look around underneath. Trading in may seem convenient, but you'll almost always be money ahead by selling your previous vehicle yourself. Dealer may be able to locate what you want if not on the lot. Or they may try to talk you into buying what's in stock, and may try to pile on b.s. fees. I make it clear up front, I'll walk away at the first sign of irritating or sleazy tactics. Don't underestimate the value and convenience of a dealer temp tag to get you home and on the road while you're awaiting new tag and paperwork! Happy truck hunting!

would yu still get one even with today’s gas prices?

I’d be looking for another one just like it! I’ve had cheap batteries last 7-8 years and top end ones last 1 year

Toyota

I thought I saw that too! I was waiting for him to mention it but he didn't 😂

If they try to rush you, just walk away from the deal. It's your money, better them mad then you.

Used!

That's what I noticed too lol

Ford

To me, overall condition and matching my wants and needs are more important than a specific brand name. I'm looking at full size pickups from Chevy/GMC, Ford, Nissan, Chrysler/Dodge/Ram whatever, and Toyota.

would yu still get one even with today’s gas prices?

Buddy not everyone freaks out when a light comes on like you 😂

would yu still get one even with today’s gas prices?