You can contact carfax to get this fixed. It happens at dealerships sometimes when cars are stocked in to inventory incorrectly. If I recall, it’s not very hard to reverse. It’s just a carfax though, anyone basing value solely on a carfax doesn’t know what they’re doing. Seen plenty of cars with damage on them that were never reported to carfax.
@@m4rvinmartian thats assuming carfax would be willing to fix it. I had rocker panels replaced on my f150, and carfax listed it as having structural damage. Called carfax and they refused to remove it despite sending them the invoice from the shop that did the repair to show nothing remotely structural on a pickup truck was replaced. Cost me 5-8k for that problem when I sold the truck
It's because he deals with a lot of cars, and it's even worse cause he's in the NY/DE/MD tristate area, lotsa scumbagging there cause the population density
These issues come up in everyday life when you put that on TH-cam it becomes focused, people who only show things that go right as seen as boasting or unrelatable
A shop did that to me. Only off by 4000 or 6000 but it was definitely above what it actually had. Tried to sell it not realizing the mistake and had a potential buyer acting like I was running a scam with the car.
Had a shop overstate the miles once. Thankfully, it was only a few thousand so it had gone past the incorrect mileage by the next service so it just looked like I hadn't driven much for a few months.
Rob, your 98 has been pretty well documented by you for some time. people can easily find that your car has had its low miles for some time. but that does suck. i hope carfax can help you. my friend went thru a similar situation when he did emissions. they added a 0 to his miles so he had 10x more than before on report. i believe he got it fixed
This happened to my NSX. Do other things with this car that will create a CarFax paper trail -- oil change at the dealer, smog test / inspection with the state etc -- with the correct mileage then contact CarFax and let them know to correct the one that is off. That's the easiest way to prove that the one record with the crazy miles is a discrepancy.
I used to think Carfax was the $hit and after 3 or 4 trucks that I owned where Carfax reported as clean no issues or accident turn out to be Shit. I'd give more credit to a homeless guy with a stack of Motor Trend magazines in his shopping cart over Carfax....
Imagine if this guy didn’t have a network of people who can find someone at CARFAX to fix this for him, he’d be out of a 100k+ car. I love CARFAX, but this information opened my eyes to the damage a single accidental input can cause
This was my first car in high school…..a ‘94 Supra turbo. I sold it in 2001. Never should have sold it. I loved it. Good luck with the car….brings back fond memories.
My uncle had the interior of his 93 Supra replaced. He purchased the last factory replacement tan carpet available. It's a red targa top turbo auto. And it's totally stock, and it's pretty fast. Was driven daily from purchase until mid 2000's.
You've been contemplating selling this car for more than a few years now, I wonder in how many more years will we see a video where you report on actually finally letting it go.
It’s pretty easy to get a correction done to the Carfax but I’m not sure you’ll ever be able to remove the entry. A buddy of mine had an extra digit added to his mileage which jumps his Porsche from sub 50k to in the 400k. He had it fixed within weeks but after 2 years he gave up trying to remove the note in the Carfax that a mileage adjustment had been made on XX date.
Rob, I had a similar thing happen a few years ago with a DeLorean I owned. A smog shop added a zero to the mileage so instead of 14,332 they put 143,320. I talked to a friend in the arbitration department at Adesa Auto Auction and they told me to resmog the car with the correct mileage which I did. So you might want to have the shop recreate the invoice showing the accurate mileage. Then my friend in the arbitration department emailed both Carfax and AutoCheck with copies of both records and an explanation of the error and they removed the one showing the wrong mileage.
Mr. Spaghetti jokes never get old, im here for it! I am glad is a good sport. I hope he does one of the update videos and reads the best ones, we can all lough together. maybe a live stream lol
If carfax can’t fix it, take the car to the dealership for an oil change - they’ll document the mileage. Then take it somewhere else a month later. If there’s one mileage discrepancy where the mileage jumps up a crazy amount, but then “returns to a reasonable mileage” a week later,then it’s obvious the one place made a mistake.
Same thing happened on my current truck. Carfax shows true mileage unknown now as some ding dong out in Montana (where the truck was from) fat fingered the oil change stickers at a Valvoline. My truck has 255,000 miles (verified by dealer scanner) but somewhere along the line it was registered at the oil change place as 3xx,xxx miles.
Bought a 98 turbo targa manual in 2008 when I graduated high school. For 21k had 56k miles all stock. Love the car I will never sale it. Has 156k on it now
Pretty obvios you plugged a modual from the low milage car into the high milage car, then had it serviced. Prolly the stock , low milage "engine computer". Is the flood damage on its car fax?
The value is just going to go up. In 10-15 years it's going to be half a million and you're going to regret that you've sold it. Hire a dent doctor to fix the ding, put the car together and keep it.
This is the Perfect situation Your a youtuber and have video proof that the car just sat for years and years and years and years and should have the right miles
I had kinda this issue where valvoline punched my miles wrong. I called valvoline they contacted car fax and they took out the milage punch but left the service that was done.
I bought a Corvette that the owner lived in Nevada and was moving to California ( why ? ) and he tried to get the value lowered to save on Registration Fees. It was on the CarFax report and I could NOT get it removed. When I sold it the Credit Union I and the buyer used would not LOAN on Salvage Title cars but the Credit Union did their due dilagence and loaned the money as there was nothing wrong with the Car. Rots of Ruk !
I heard of a similar case where this guy had a classic car that he'd owned forever. Apparently, back in the 60s/70s, someone at the DMV tried to save him a little money by switching it to a salvage title which wasn't a problem at the time...until he moved decades later and the state he moved to refused to plate it because of the salvage title.
Shop messed up mileage on my Miata, emailed Carfax directly with the info, and they remedied it pretty quickly. It was easy for me without any real history, this should be an easy fix for you.
The cursed supra It's spent most of it's life in pieces and the rest being worked on. Oh yeah, flooded too. Rob might have over 100k in the car. He's gotta realize by now the supra is his second wife
They can fix it by deleting the entry they put in it where they got the wrong mileage. My dealership did something similar to my Camry and they just deleted the entry and the mileage went back to normal. The only reason I can think of why they can't delete it is because you didn't notice it for two years.
Forget carfax just tell the auction that its got a high doug score and has a vice grip garage certification to gave all the sparkly whirlers and click clacks
740 say it again. If you didn't have bad luck, you would have no luck whatsoever. Let's see one day if Rob puts something out. That is inspiring and positive
Legit street cars bought a GTR at auction and on the car fax he realized someone wrote down the milage as kilometers. I dont know if he ever tried to get it fixed. I think he mentioned it was fixable though
just sue him to either pay the lost value or change the carfax entry. he will just change it over spending tons of money on lawyer fees. you might sink 5-10k in lawyer fees but better than 50k in lost value.
For now you're 98 Supra has 140K plus miles on it and has been torn all apart, left, and rebuilt by someone else. It still is not completely together and has visible damage. Oh and was driven very hard when it was running. The title history is not good with you having registered it 3 different times in 2 different states. Was this car not in the flood you had at Gotham Cars? Current Value I'll say is $35K to $38K. With all the pieces back in place and the body damage repaired. $42K to $46K. With the mileage corrected you still have a shaky past to this car so Maybe $65K to $68K. Am I wrong? I think I'm pretty close. Let me know what you think guys. Cheers 🇨🇦 (I quoted in American dollars)
This happened to my parents in Australia. Yearly roadworthy that is mandatory accidentally added 100,000kms. Then reversed it a few weeks later. But can’t delete the addition of 100,000kms and now the report looks like the ins have been wound back
Not saying this is what happened, just a probability. If the low mileage Supra tags somehow made there way on the high mileage car this could be a result.
@@bdoginit I work for a fleet management company. I am a vehicle Remarketer. I represent/sell over 1000 fleet vehicles a year and have worked in this department for 10 years.
@PeterAngles-jq7gr you’re welcome to look. Not sure why you’d think CarFax would be complicit in my “scam”. Nothing in it for me either. I’m not paid commission on sales values.
Not his car. He was gonna do it for his friend and let some other youtubers work on it to help their channel but he's got more important priorities then someone else's flooded EVO.
What is Carfax and why is it an authority? I hear it mentioned so much on American CarTube it doesn't register anymore. I never cared to look into it because its irrelevant here, but from context, I think it's some sort of crowd sourced database?
Had a mileage discrepancy on carfax on a vehicle I used to own. You can email them and get it taken care of. I did. They removed what was wrong on my carfax. Strange part, the vehicle had never been to and I had never been to the business that submitted the info
I'm going to go ahead and guess that you probably use the plates from your other Supra on the one that went to the shop and they used a plate to VIN on Carfax and that's how they reported that service to the wrong car
The shop sounds terrible dude. This is like the 3rd time you have had issues with them and called em out. Get your car out of there to a local shop you can visit it if need be. Why keep it with them after they have blown an engine, bad service and mess ups all the time? Shop sounds awful
Robbo the guy that got money and bought all the cars we all want. Supra nsx.. where tf the rx7 300gt and holy grail? R34? You balling s.o.b. go get em. Oh yeah and a c5 vette from the era.
they make a new repair order with the correct mileage and put in the story mileage discrepancy, call car fax and tell them you are doing that, ez pz. i've done it many times. they are shit clearly
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You can contact carfax to get this fixed. It happens at dealerships sometimes when cars are stocked in to inventory incorrectly. If I recall, it’s not very hard to reverse. It’s just a carfax though, anyone basing value solely on a carfax doesn’t know what they’re doing. Seen plenty of cars with damage on them that were never reported to carfax.
*Yeah, this is an over dramatization of a 'stuff happens, just contact them' situation.*
Its called clickbait 😂
@@m4rvinmartian thats assuming carfax would be willing to fix it. I had rocker panels replaced on my f150, and carfax listed it as having structural damage. Called carfax and they refused to remove it despite sending them the invoice from the shop that did the repair to show nothing remotely structural on a pickup truck was replaced. Cost me 5-8k for that problem when I sold the truck
I was waiting for matt Armstrong to start telling us about car vertical
You can contact carfax but that doesn’t mean they’ll fix it!
Crap that only happens to Rob part 1543.
It's because he deals with a lot of cars, and it's even worse cause he's in the NY/DE/MD tristate area, lotsa scumbagging there cause the population density
Today, Mr. Spaghetti almost gets his main meatball overcooked.
I wouldn’t honestly like to know your reaction to when Rob uploads😂*6pm girlfriend laying on your chest “Oh fack it’s go time”
perfect spaghetti joke. Rob set this one up perfectly.
Still keeping it real I see, glad the spaghetti jokes are still going strong after a 3 year hiatus
😂 legend !!!
Lololol
Easy fix. Contact car fax. They take care of it real easy. I had this happen with my NSX.
They are about impossible to deal with or get a error fixed. Requires a literal attorney to get anything done. This is coming from a dealer
I literally did it via email with carfax. Inspection shop put 150k instead of 50k miles. It was a painless fix.
I ran into this a few times as well. Contacted them and sent proof of error or errors. Depending on what it was, it took 1-3 weeks to get it sorted.
@@Iowa21they do not require an attorney. Complete BS. I agree they are slow and suck to deal with. But with actual proof CarFax will fix it.
He literally said he called them and they said they cant fix it
Cody at Turo must have some friends over at Carfax
😂😂😂
Today, Mr. Spaghetti is mad because his sous chef got the sauces mixed up.
😂
So witty. Using sauce as a substitute for supra. very clever. Do you have comedy mastery over the 25 non "S" words as well?
@@themekfrommars go to bed 😂
Rob, trouble just seems to find you...
At some point, you have to start looking for the common denominator.
I swear it seems to find him lol. If something can go wrong. It definitely will with this guy
These issues come up in everyday life when you put that on TH-cam it becomes focused, people who only show things that go right as seen as boasting or unrelatable
@@Adam-Adamson no, more than average bad things happens to this guy
@@diddy2612 nope, its just what you focus on, life is filled with all sort of problems
This is a Steve Lehto video in the making…
They got the vin from the license plate lol
😂 no , every shop in America doesn't have the ability to resolve a license plate to a Vin but nice guess
Shouldnt have taken the shit supra there, with the good supra plates on it.
Nickel and dime rob
A shop did that to me. Only off by 4000 or 6000 but it was definitely above what it actually had. Tried to sell it not realizing the mistake and had a potential buyer acting like I was running a scam with the car.
Had a shop overstate the miles once. Thankfully, it was only a few thousand so it had gone past the incorrect mileage by the next service so it just looked like I hadn't driven much for a few months.
Have your lawyer send them an intent to sue letter .. THAT shop will fix the mileage mistake quick! 💯
relax pal
Rob, your 98 has been pretty well documented by you for some time. people can easily find that your car has had its low miles for some time. but that does suck. i hope carfax can help you. my friend went thru a similar situation when he did emissions. they added a 0 to his miles so he had 10x more than before on report. i believe he got it fixed
This happened to my NSX. Do other things with this car that will create a CarFax paper trail -- oil change at the dealer, smog test / inspection with the state etc -- with the correct mileage then contact CarFax and let them know to correct the one that is off. That's the easiest way to prove that the one record with the crazy miles is a discrepancy.
The shop can correctly the invoice records and call their carfax representative and they can change it manually. I’ve done it myself.
I used to think Carfax was the $hit and after 3 or 4 trucks that I owned where Carfax reported as clean no issues or accident turn out to be Shit. I'd give more credit to a homeless guy with a stack of Motor Trend magazines in his shopping cart over Carfax....
Imagine if this guy didn’t have a network of people who can find someone at CARFAX to fix this for him, he’d be out of a 100k+ car. I love CARFAX, but this information opened my eyes to the damage a single accidental input can cause
This was my first car in high school…..a ‘94 Supra turbo. I sold it in 2001. Never should have sold it. I loved it. Good luck with the car….brings back fond memories.
So rare to see a Supra broke down in pieces in a garage. Rare I tell ya.
Bro, you are like a bad luck magnet.
He’s stuck in New Jersey, what did you expect?
Right??? The amount of bad stuff that happens to this guy is insane.
My uncle had the interior of his 93 Supra replaced. He purchased the last factory replacement tan carpet available. It's a red targa top turbo auto. And it's totally stock, and it's pretty fast. Was driven daily from purchase until mid 2000's.
I am also going through this trouble with carfax
Nice to see Rob is back to making the videos that keep me laughing.
You've been contemplating selling this car for more than a few years now, I wonder in how many more years will we see a video where you report on actually finally letting it go.
Keep going up though. I've held cars for a long time bc I don't need to sell them but if the price is right and I'm ready...
Not tryna hate on your sale but didn’t this car get flooded a couple yrs ago in your garage??
Yep, his Blue NSX was flooded too he has few videos where he shows the damages and the tare down do dry them out lol.
It’s pretty easy to get a correction done to the Carfax but I’m not sure you’ll ever be able to remove the entry. A buddy of mine had an extra digit added to his mileage which jumps his Porsche from sub 50k to in the 400k. He had it fixed within weeks but after 2 years he gave up trying to remove the note in the Carfax that a mileage adjustment had been made on XX date.
Rob, I had a similar thing happen a few years ago with a DeLorean I owned. A smog shop added a zero to the mileage so instead of 14,332 they put 143,320. I talked to a friend in the arbitration department at Adesa Auto Auction and they told me to resmog the car with the correct mileage which I did. So you might want to have the shop recreate the invoice showing the accurate mileage. Then my friend in the arbitration department emailed both Carfax and AutoCheck with copies of both records and an explanation of the error and they removed the one showing the wrong mileage.
Is this the flood car?
I still want to know the recipe for the meatballs. Did I miss it? ( long time follower ).
Which Supra got flooded
Crappy one. Which will also appreciate
@@Kevin-ql1hb No it was this one. The low mile one got flooded. Which I'm sure he wont tell the potential buyers when it gets listed.
Mr. Spaghetti jokes never get old, im here for it! I am glad is a good sport. I hope he does one of the update videos and reads the best ones, we can all lough together. maybe a live stream lol
I have a hookup for cleaning carfax records, the price was $1000 but I haven't paid for the service in a few years.
If carfax can’t fix it, take the car to the dealership for an oil change - they’ll document the mileage. Then take it somewhere else a month later. If there’s one mileage discrepancy where the mileage jumps up a crazy amount, but then “returns to a reasonable mileage” a week later,then it’s obvious the one place made a mistake.
Same thing happened on my current truck. Carfax shows true mileage unknown now as some ding dong out in Montana (where the truck was from) fat fingered the oil change stickers at a Valvoline. My truck has 255,000 miles (verified by dealer scanner) but somewhere along the line it was registered at the oil change place as 3xx,xxx miles.
Bro put the wrong plates on and blamed the shop 😂 to be fair, the shop should have done some due diligence and double checked.
Legitimate shops go by VIN. Not by license plate.
@Kevin-ql1hb Mr. SPAGHETTI obviously doesn't use legitimate shops. Nobody has that many meatballs without cutting corners.
@@Kevin-ql1hblol wut
Rob finds the spaghetti is very old when it is indeed fresh.
Bought a 98 turbo targa manual in 2008 when I graduated high school. For 21k had 56k miles all stock. Love the car I will never sale it. Has 156k on it now
Same Shirt as the old clip lol
Same meatballs too…
Didnt you have the plates swapped at the time? 🤦🏻♂️
Pretty obvios you plugged a modual from the low milage car into the high milage car, then had it serviced. Prolly the stock , low milage "engine computer". Is the flood damage on its car fax?
The value is just going to go up. In 10-15 years it's going to be half a million and you're going to regret that you've sold it. Hire a dent doctor to fix the ding, put the car together and keep it.
This is the Perfect situation Your a youtuber and have video proof that the car just sat for years and years and years and years and should have the right miles
I had kinda this issue where valvoline punched my miles wrong. I called valvoline they contacted car fax and they took out the milage punch but left the service that was done.
I bought a Corvette that the owner lived in Nevada and was moving to California ( why ? ) and he tried to get the value lowered to save on Registration Fees. It was on the CarFax report and I could NOT get it removed. When I sold it the Credit Union I and the buyer used would not LOAN on Salvage Title cars but the Credit Union did their due dilagence and loaned the money as there was nothing wrong with the Car. Rots of Ruk !
I heard of a similar case where this guy had a classic car that he'd owned forever. Apparently, back in the 60s/70s, someone at the DMV tried to save him a little money by switching it to a salvage title which wasn't a problem at the time...until he moved decades later and the state he moved to refused to plate it because of the salvage title.
Shop messed up mileage on my Miata, emailed Carfax directly with the info, and they remedied it pretty quickly. It was easy for me without any real history, this should be an easy fix for you.
The cursed supra
It's spent most of it's life in pieces and the rest being worked on.
Oh yeah, flooded too.
Rob might have over 100k in the car.
He's gotta realize by now the supra is his second wife
They can fix it by deleting the entry they put in it where they got the wrong mileage. My dealership did something similar to my Camry and they just deleted the entry and the mileage went back to normal. The only reason I can think of why they can't delete it is because you didn't notice it for two years.
it's pretty crappy if you need to carfax your own car after every time it goes to the shop
BMW put the work order number for an airbag recall as my milage on my M3 which went on my Carfax- flagging it as bad milage.
Today Mr. Spaghetti 🍝 has a massive meatball mixup
Forget carfax just tell the auction that its got a high doug score and has a vice grip garage certification to gave all the sparkly whirlers and click clacks
Dealerships can edit milage in carfax
Oh ya! Hahaha that sounds legit. Let me just edit this millage here ..
Lol no, just asked the owner of the Audi dealership I work for. He asked what kinda crack i smoke
740 say it again. If you didn't have bad luck, you would have no luck whatsoever. Let's see one day if Rob puts something out. That is inspiring and positive
Happened to me 2yrs ago. I had to contact CarFax to fix it. It was a super annoying issue 🙄
Maybe introduce Carfax to an equalizing lawsuit??
Legit street cars bought a GTR at auction and on the car fax he realized someone wrote down the milage as kilometers. I dont know if he ever tried to get it fixed. I think he mentioned it was fixable though
Say Rob Spaghetti again! That was so entertaining!
Rough year for Mr Spaghetti, burned meatballs abound!
wont the milage be recorded in the ecu?
Lawyer up, and go to court get a judgement against the shop for 1. Negatively Impacted the value of the car. 2. Falsification of records.
just sue him to either pay the lost value or change the carfax entry. he will just change it over spending tons of money on lawyer fees. you might sink 5-10k in lawyer fees but better than 50k in lost value.
Doesn't work like that. Carfax is a meme anyway
Dude! Think you should change the intro music on these “Problemo,” videos to “jd mcpherson lucky penny” just for grins ; )
Babe wake up Mr. spaghetti just dropped a new vid
love the supra vids
For now you're 98 Supra has 140K plus miles on it and has been torn all apart, left, and rebuilt by someone else. It still is not completely together and has visible damage. Oh and was driven very hard when it was running. The title history is not good with you having registered it 3 different times in 2 different states.
Was this car not in the flood you had at Gotham Cars?
Current Value I'll say is $35K to $38K.
With all the pieces back in place and the body damage repaired. $42K to $46K.
With the mileage corrected you still have a shaky past to this car so Maybe $65K to $68K.
Am I wrong? I think I'm pretty close.
Let me know what you think guys.
Cheers 🇨🇦 (I quoted in American dollars)
Update on this please
If the shop does not want to make this right and Carfax won't work with you. Litigation might be the only option. Hold people accountable.
Its fixable valvoline did the same to my car and they corrected it
So they can enter the wrong mileage via a computer in seconds but to change it "Oh we can't do that!"
The repair shop mixed up the chicken parm with the chicken cacciatore. Incompetence wins again.
Nice Toyota Supras 💯
How does every stupid bad-luck thing happen to you, Rob?
Hope the fact that car was flooded goes onto the carfax too, that's not something you would wanna miss lol
Now amplify that by every bolt they touched 😂 Ditch the car Brody
Likely got the Vin from insurance card. Carfax will fix it for you. Just need to submit to them
This happened to my parents in Australia. Yearly roadworthy that is mandatory accidentally added 100,000kms. Then reversed it a few weeks later. But can’t delete the addition of 100,000kms and now the report looks like the ins have been wound back
But how did the shop manage to use the other vin without ever seeing the low mileage supra?
Not saying this is what happened, just a probability. If the low mileage Supra tags somehow made there way on the high mileage car this could be a result.
You can get the CarFax fixed. Not sure why they said you couldn’t. I’ve had dozens fixed.
How have you found yourself in dozens of situations where your carfax needed to be fixed…?
@@bdoginit I work for a fleet management company. I am a vehicle Remarketer. I represent/sell over 1000 fleet vehicles a year and have worked in this department for 10 years.
@PeterAngles-jq7gr sounds like you have no idea what you’re talking about.
@PeterAngles-jq7gr you’re welcome to look. Not sure why you’d think CarFax would be complicit in my “scam”. Nothing in it for me either. I’m not paid commission on sales values.
What ever happened to the evo?
Not his car. He was gonna do it for his friend and let some other youtubers work on it to help their channel but he's got more important priorities then someone else's flooded EVO.
What is Carfax and why is it an authority? I hear it mentioned so much on American CarTube it doesn't register anymore. I never cared to look into it because its irrelevant here, but from context, I think it's some sort of crowd sourced database?
Knowing carfax the unfortunate truth is that’s not going anywhere
Another reason to not go to a shop for things
can you sue the shop that made the error for the damage to the car's value?
Rob. How do you manage to find these rabbit hole nightmares?
By doing a lot of business. When you operate at a high level you start experiencing these things.
Mr.spaghetti thaws out his old sauce to find out it’s no good..
Easy win lawsuit in court and that shop is gonna be out around 150k to 200k in damages if he sues.
The car is over 25 years old - I thought mileage is irrelevant when titled and TMU is not applicable, isn’t it?
Had a mileage discrepancy on carfax on a vehicle I used to own. You can email them and get it taken care of. I did. They removed what was wrong on my carfax. Strange part, the vehicle had never been to and I had never been to the business that submitted the info
Two Supras, One Headlight
I'm going to go ahead and guess that you probably use the plates from your other Supra on the one that went to the shop and they used a plate to VIN on Carfax and that's how they reported that service to the wrong car
Sounds like you should sue the shop for loss of value
Carfax never makes mistakes its a rollback no matter what you say now worth more than half less
Dang bro. Take them to court for depritiated value
The shop sounds terrible dude. This is like the 3rd time you have had issues with them and called em out. Get your car out of there to a local shop you can visit it if need be. Why keep it with them after they have blown an engine, bad service and mess ups all the time? Shop sounds awful
Thata a huge problem. They have to fix it somehow
Robbo the guy that got money and bought all the cars we all want. Supra nsx.. where tf the rx7 300gt and holy grail? R34? You balling s.o.b. go get em. Oh yeah and a c5 vette from the era.
you guys think Robert here would pay 10k Carfax to "fix" the "issue"
so he can gat 150k for the toy car ?
Carfax is good about fixing things fortunately.
they make a new repair order with the correct mileage and put in the story mileage discrepancy, call car fax and tell them you are doing that, ez pz. i've done it many times. they are shit clearly
At this point it's a low mileage shell . Aftermarket engine mods it's not the cream puff he thinks it is.
Damn, I forgot about Banging Gears. F