http://vancouver.en.craigslist.ca/va...258144800.html

It's been up for quite a while, first 16000, then down to 14000, then 12500, now 11700, I've talked to him, alot of people showed interest, and when it was at 12500, he had it down for a while so I assumed he sold it, but now it's back up. I just think a car like that, should be sold by now and he wouldn't need to keep lowering it.
First time I talked to him I asked for the VIN he said he'd tell me when I get down there cause someone tried to steal his car once, weird cause he was fine with telling me his address. But after that he seemed all legit.

 

Hmm just go look at it then run the vin when you get there

 

He lives a 140$ trip away from me. also I just emailed him and he said someone put in a deposit.
He wrote in an earlier posting that (If you're interested a 1000$ deposit is needed and if you don't want it it is unrefundable. Sorry just tired of people that lie).
He had that up for 1 post out of like 9.

 

-.- stay away from craigslist.. its only good for gettin murdered..

 

That sounds like a scam

 

A lot of people sell their "Stuff" on craigslist, so many in fact what you're selling can get lost. I wouldn't buy any car without running the vin on carfax, if he's really interested in selling this G he should give you the vin over the phone so you're not wasting you time and $$!
Gary

 

"$11,700 firm. Not a penny more and not a penny less."

Not a penny more? He'd turn down extra money? Strange craigslist post. Good luck finding a car, though.

 

I know for a fact it's not a scam, I talked to someone who saw the car "didn't drive it"
I just believe it has a rebuilt title or something

 

130,000 miles on it why would you want such a high mileage car

 

^ it's most likely 130 000 km, us Canadians for some strange reason have a habit of saying miles but really meaning kilometers,


anyway OP would love to help you with potential info as this is local to me but i dont know this guy, have never seen this car nor is the owner a club member of our local VQ club

 

If you could email him maybe Go test it, or even just get the vin and check it with the car,

 

Sounds like a scam but maybe you should try to go there, test out the car and all.

 

What does having giving a potential buyer the VIN number have to do with it being stolen? It's not like it's his SSN. Sounds really fishy to me. I bet it does have a rebuilt title and he isn't wanting that to be known.