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I don't have the skills and experience to recognize an almost new car, and for all I know I might be getting something that's going to last just 1000km.
by pdimitar 2y ago
I don't have the skills and experience to recognize an almost new car, and for all I know I might be getting something that's going to last just 1000km.
- pas 2y agohere in the EU ~5 years of "factory warranty"[0] seems very common, so lot of people buy a 2-4 years old one. the previous owner had all the reasons to keep it maintained, so they are in good quality. [0] of course a lot of things are not covered by it, as the manufacturer claims it's "wear and tear" related, but that's the usual scumbaggery, and applies to new cars in the same way anyway
- pdimitar 2y agoI don't doubt it makes sense on paper, but here in Eastern Europe some people live and breathe scamming others. It's the nature of business in poor countries, sadly.