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100k is a joke, but that isnt in that bad condition is it?

if someone told me a similar car had 90k kms on the clock and just said it was from a snowy area and the local mechanic didnt know how to treat chassis rails, i would believe it.

Well to me it is that bad...

- Rust on both strut towers

- Surface rust showing in undercarriage

- And havent even seen under the rear diffuser yet..

Would definitely buy it for 40k lol.

The bloke at the dealer said "I've got all the documents, but you can see them after you leave a deposit"

Well to me it is that bad...

- Rust on both strut towers

- Surface rust showing in undercarriage

- And havent even seen under the rear diffuser yet..

Would definitely buy it for 40k lol.

The bloke at the dealer said "I've got all the documents, but you can see them after you leave a deposit"

Is that a standard procedure at dealerships? It sounds very sus to me.

I've never purchased from a dealership before so I wouldn't know.

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