Why this
exists.
Most people only buy a few cars in a lifetime. Dealerships sell them every day. That's not a fair fight. So I made it one.
My girlfriend's dad bought her a car. He's a good man trying to do a good thing — something dependable for his daughter to drive through school.
The Carfax showed it had been literally stolen in a previous life. The dealer didn't mention it. He didn't know what to look for.
Three months later, the engine seized. Ten grand to replace it.
Do the math: he'd just paid new-car money for a piece of junk — twice. The same total would have put her in a brand-new car, off any lot in the country, with a warranty. Instead he was driving a worse car than the day he started.
That shouldn't be how this works.