Like us, You probably spend most of your working day looking for cars on the internet busting your hump for an unappreciative boss, so it's only natural that you'll
occasionally find a car worth pursuing. You've read a million ebay, craigslist, Traderonline and Turbobricks ads which has given you a certain confidence. You now believe that you know how to spot a
scam. Besides, even if your own training lets you down, you know that you have the
ultimate firewall between internet scammers and your wallet; the
paid experts at CARFAX! If you're a frequent DT reader, you can already smell the unhappy ending to this. This is not about the car, it's
about what we discovered about the car, so don't deprive us of the opportunity
to tell our story...read on past the break, please.
ONCE UPON A TIME, You've just spotted this 2003 VW W8 Passat 4Motion
wagon listed on Cars.com, for $6,995 at a used car dealership in El
Cajon, CA (a suburb of San Diego)....but the saga has only just started on this one...
