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My geico agent didn't have the specifics on what kind of damage it was, could I make any kind of case against the dealership or the other insurance company who failed to put it on the carfax?
Inspection for what? the car had already been repaired to original standards. there is nothing wrong with the car. and no inspector could not even tell the difference one it was repaired back to the way it was. I even looked for difference in paint color and I couldn't spot a difference.
since this accident happened in 2012 it should have been on the Carfax
first off there are very few body men these days that can repair a vehicle without there being some tell tale signs of there being a repair done. a small wrinkle in the body, a small wrinkle in the frame, etc. bolts that have indications of a wrench being on them after they left the factory. there is always something.
as for the carfax report, they can only report the information they get.
No need to protect the salesman who sold it to me, as he stated... " No accidents" " clean car" I guess if he didn't know.. then im the first case that this is happened too? I doubt that.
A car dealership goes by Carfax unless they certify the car or advertize accident free warranty.
If you did not buy it as a CPO from Jeep dealer, why would you expect anything else??
It is common knowledge that Carfax is just a database which cannot be trusted as 100% reliable, since many people do not report accidents and prefer to fix it themselves or at sketchy garages.
I don't get it...what is the problem if your car runs fine and you plan to keep it??
No need to protect the salesman who sold it to me, as he stated... " No accidents" " clean car" I guess if he didn't know.. then im the first case that this is happened too? I doubt that.
did you see the carfax report the dealer had? if so then how can the salesman, or you, know if there was an accident IF IT WASNT REPORTED TO CARFAX!!
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