OT Car buying

[B1GEast]

Anyone ever buy from A Better Way to Wholesale?​

 

[whaler11]

Yes I am totally satisfied with my bacon bowl. Earlier I made bacon inside bacon.

 

[August_West]

Yes I am totally satisfied with my bacon bowl. Earlier I made bacon inside bacon.

That's inception level stuff. Mind blown.

 

[Waquoit]

That's inception level stuff. Mind blown.

Exactly, you could blow out the space-time continuum and go back in time. But you would probably just go back to when you were eating bacon.

 

[Kitaman]

Just rub some bacon on the car you got:

 

[BoatShow]

Is that the place that sells car at like 1/2 retail but you have to buy extras like working brakes and a functional transmission?

 

[Bryan Lord]

Is that the place that sells car at like 1/2 retail but you have to buy extras like working brakes and a functional transmission?

Lol sounds about right.

 

[BoatShow]

Lol sounds about right.

When I was looking for a car over the summer they were selling like 2010 BMWs with 40k miles for $8000. However they are all lemons and after you buy them they disclose the work that needs to be done

 

[Danzz]

Anyone ever buy from A Better Way to Wholesale?​

Are you buying new or used?

 

[Danzz]

When I was looking for a car over the summer they were selling like 2010 BMWs with 40k miles for $8000. However they are all lemons and after you buy them they disclose the work that needs to be done

Overall, I'd say it is a terrible way to buy a car. A valve job or main gasket on a BMW could run between $3000-$4000. The best and safest value is a factory certified pre owned vehicle. You can only get them from a same brand new car dealer. An extended warranty is NOT the same thing. You actually are getting a better warranty in many cases than you would on a new car.
Stay away from German cars. They are the most fun to drive but they are over engineered and repairing them costs a fortune. The Japanese still make the most dependable cars (Honda, Subaru, Toyota) but they are not as sexy.

 

[BoatShow]

Overall, I'd say it is a terrible way to buy a car. A valve job or main gasket on a BMW could run between $3000-$4000. The best and safest value is a factory certified pre owned vehicle. You can only get them from a same brand new car dealer. An extended warranty is NOT the same thing. You actually are getting a better warranty in many cases than you would on a new car.
Stay away from German cars. They are the most fun to drive but they are over engineered and repairing them costs a fortune. The Japanese still make the most dependable cars (Honda, Subaru, Toyota) but they are not as s e xy.

Yeah bought a brand new '15 Honda Fit. Love it but it's dark gray and despite weekly washings has been showing salt since our first snow.

 

[Fishy]

The Yelp reviews on that Wholesale place are just scathing.

 

[WhereistheDove?]

Overall, I'd say it is a terrible way to buy a car. A valve job or main gasket on a BMW could run between $3000-$4000. The best and safest value is a factory certified pre owned vehicle. You can only get them from a same brand new car dealer. An extended warranty is NOT the same thing. You actually are getting a better warranty in many cases than you would on a new car.
Stay away from German cars. They are the most fun to drive but they are over engineered and repairing them costs a fortune. The Japanese still make the most dependable cars (Honda, Subaru, Toyota) but they are not as s e xy.

As a car guy, I have to disagree with that. Honda, Subaru (especially Subaru - and I own one), and Toyota are really no longer ahead of the pack. Plenty of American companies and Hyundai/Kia group have caught up to them and now make at least as reliable cars that look better, have better features, and are a better value.

 

[B1GEast]

Are you buying new or used?

used

 

[B1GEast]

The Yelp reviews on that Wholesale place are just scathing.

yeah, that's the vibe I'm getting, if it sounds too good to be true...