MY FREIND wants TO SELL HIS 2001 CHEVY MONTE CARLO CAR IS THAT A GOOD PRICE, OR IM IBEING JIPPED ??

Question

I THINK IM BEING JIPPED BECAUSE IM A GIRL, THE CAR IS USED AND HE SAID IT NEEDS MINOR WORK???? WHAT DO I DO, ????????????????????

O yeah I forgot to add he wants $5,000
WHAT AM I TO DO

Answer 1

The quickest way to lose a friend is to buy a used car from him. If you value this friendship, don't buy his car... Even if he gives you a tremendous good deal.

Answer 2

I don't know since you never mentioned a price. But if you feel you are getting gypped over the price (not jipped) don't buy it. End of problem. With any used car, you should have it inspected by a mechanic you trust before you consider buying since most used vehicles are "as is" when sold.

Answer 3

My widespread is the seventy 5 the most suitable one with the round headlights. specifically with swivel bucket seats! constructive!!!!! Any Monte Carlo is nice in my e book. those previous due 80s they did solid except for the Aero Monte Carlo, that rear window did not do any justice to that automobile. formerly some fool take one and position 20+ inch rims and some funky hydraulics and hip hop the crap out of it, flow get it. i'd if I surely have the money.

Answer 4

ok, pay attention. take someone who is knowledgeable about cars, for example: your dad, or equivalent to check the car out before you buy it. if he will not let you check it out then that is a red flag and a deal breaker. any reputable shop will gladly inspect the car for you for a small fee. but it is better to pay a small amount than a large amount later. do not buy unless you are sure that the car is mechanically sound. you could also go to carfax.com. forget the kelly blue book. it is for people living in the dark ages.

Answer 5

Don't buy it if it needs work. he says it's minor, is he a certified mechanic and able to tell you that? Check the Kelly blue book value. That's what everyone goes by, including dealers. Just google kelly blue book, you'll have to fill in a few questions and you'll have your answer.

Answer 6

ask what the 'minor' work is, get a trusted friend/family member/coworker of yours that knows cars to look at it and see if its a good deal.

Hopefully a friend of yours wouldnt scam you but it happens.
If you dont have a trusted person to check it out, dont buy it.. you're not comfortable with it as it.
Most cars are used so thats not the scary part its the minor work part.

Answer 7

look at the blue book value, the mileage, has it been in a wreck? smoked in it? paint-how does it look? etc
i think the best thing to do is NOT buy a car from a friend, that just means trouble, it's like letting someone borrow money, never a good thing to do

Answer 8

Ya gotta tell us the price to have a comment.

Answer 9

look at the price at kbb.com