Are these Prices For Real?

Wanna bet they all have salvage titles?

Art

 

The ONLY one I consider legit that actually checks out is the first light blue 1999.

The rest.. I have this bridge located in lower manhattan that I'm putting on the market..

 

1st car looks like one that sold on the bay a couple of weeks ago, others probably salvage or scams

 

no most of them are scams. I've noticed that after they offered FREE LISTING, tons of scams have popped up.. Nigerians copying pics from other ads, and details, then listing as their own, with crazy prices to get a downpayment from you.

Also, they list the real sellers number in the chance that you call, u think it's real, and carry on the conversation on email with the scammer, who will then ask for a downpayment which of course after he gets, you never get anything.

I've emailed cars.com and autotrader.com about this many times but they haven't done anything. They are helping the scammers dupe people for sure.. all it takes is 1 out of the thousands of ads to make $500 or more.

 

Love that light blue Modena.

 

If it is too good to be true, I would stay away from those unrealistic prices.

 

I don't even think you can find a salvaged title for that price. Wanna bet they want a nice deposit immediately to hold the car?

 

Here's another one on Cars.com, a red 348.

http://www.cars.com/go/search/detail.jsp?paId=420471494&id=75948422

Not insanely low price, so I emailed. Typical story...the car's in Canada, send me the money by PayPal, who will hold it in escrow. I'll ship the car and if you like it, PayPal will release funds. Of course, PayPal has no escrow service. I forwarded the string of emails to the fraud site at Cars.com, but the listing is still there, and I got no response form them.

 

Light blue looks to be salvage title

http://www.ridesafely.com/Inventory.aspx?InventoryID=1103239843&officeID=5

 

The $USD is strong against the £GBP. If you don't mind the side of the steering wheel there are many UK cars to buy.

 

lol

 

If the price is too low to be true....their is a reason.....Guys have been putting low numbers on listings for years on cars to scam people. Always be sure to check out the seller very well and do not do a transaction/negotiations/specifics off of emails only, not smart!

 

Scams! That red 348 was just sold to a guy here on the forum in Orlando a few weeks ago.

 

Will you be financing this bridge and how big a deposit to hold it???

 

I've got some beach-front property in Arizona for sale too. Serious inquiries only.



-G.B.

 

You get what you pay for.

 

I looked at that blue 360 when it was started the belts started to make noise and the sales guy restarted it twice it wouldn't stay running, the car fax stated its been owned mostly by dealer ships. When I looked at that 360 the price was 59k I walked away from that one and never went back. I did like the color combo though.

 

I'm taking a stab at this, but I still think it would take $60's to get into a hi mileage 360. Am I right?

This about 18 months ago I picked up a 2000 360 with 8200 miles for 78K. Sold it 6 months later for more.

 

That's hilarious. How did this guy get those pics? Must have been from a prior posting.

 

The red one for 35k seems right it is only a 6 cylinder according to the listing.

 

The Black 01 Spider has a CNC tag on it. If you go to CNC's website and view used cars, there it is with the same pictures as listed on Cars.com. Price is much higher than Cars.com also.

 

dumb question, dumb thread. you dont have the right to own one if you can figure out how to buy one.

 

It's only 4903 miles away.

"Please wire funds to this offshore account and we will contact you." hehe