Hey.. How well do repossessed cars sell? I figure they have to be pretty cheap and I think I may get my next car that way. Anyone ever think about it?
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interesting question, i think they're just like any other used cars, i mean the owner obviously didnt want to get rid of it so it must be fine
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i say you have the same chanse of that even when youre buying a reg used car
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they are auctioned
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Buying a repo'ed car you're more than likely going to have to replace the locks and ignition because a lot of cars a repo'ed without the owner even knowing, thus not being able to get the keys.
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Quote: from ScoobyDoo82 at 11:26 pm on Aug. 30, 2008
Buying a repo'ed car you're more than likely going to have to replace the locks and ignition because a lot of cars a repo'ed without the owner even knowing, thus not being able to get the keys.
they can open the doors without a key and can get a new key from the dealership... dumbass
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Most of the time repo'ers simply roll up to the vehicle and drag it away.
But their auctioned off anyways
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