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07-03-2008, 05:52 PM
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You usually do this BEFORE you buy.
 
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07-07-2008, 08:40 AM
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You do realize that you can pay for a carfax vehicle history report yourself right? Hey look  I fail to see how a second IDENTICAL vehicle history report will yield any additional information if you've already received one from the dealership. I assume they're using the same report so I don't get why you'd need a second one. I assume the reason you haven't gotten a response from anyone else yet is because they too also do not know why you need a second report. Perhaps if you explain yourself more clearly, your situation, why you bought without being 100% confident in your purchase, why you're still uncertain, who you bought the vehicle from, what type of report you were provided with by the dealership, what type of report you're looking for and why you're posting your entire VIN in an open forum instead of reserving it for a PM, then someone may be able to help you out. Last edited by bruddahmanmatt : 07-07-2008 at 08:45 AM.
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07-07-2008, 02:34 PM
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I wasn't sure if there might be another one that I could review to see if things match up, I am importing from the states to Canada and haven't been down to see the vehicle, I am getting it shipped to my house, I saw pictures and the dealership insured me that everything is in perfect shape since it's a fairly new car, I also wasn't aware that there might be issues with me posting the vin #, I just thought that someone here has a subscription to carfax or something like that and might be able to look it up for me and save me registering myself, just needed some help.
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