kid's first car?
It's finally time. No turning back now. He wants a truck, but, to allow him
time to save up for a good one (and establish some credit), I want a reliable, get-by car for him for a couple of years. My next-door neighbor is selling an '00 Elantra, 64,000 miles. Clean inside, fair outside with a couple of dings, paint has seen better days. Hopefully they would take $3,000-$4,000. Anything to watch out for here other than the obvious -- checking Carfax, making sure the 60,000 mile service was done. That should have included timing belt, right? I also would take it to one of the AAA garages to have it checked out. 10-year warranty is transferable, as I understand it? Thoughts? |
Re: kid's first car?
I do not believe the 10 year power train warranty is transferable, In fact
I'm sure it is NOT. Rob "end_is_near1" <walter_bagehot@NOSPAM.yahoo.com> wrote in message news:hh99g.1804$G95.1153@tornado.socal.rr.com... > It's finally time. No turning back now. He wants a truck, but, to allow > him time to save up for a good one (and establish some credit), I want a > reliable, get-by car for him for a couple of years. My next-door neighbor > is selling an '00 Elantra, 64,000 miles. Clean inside, fair outside with a > couple of dings, paint has seen better days. Hopefully they would take > $3,000-$4,000. > > Anything to watch out for here other than the obvious -- checking Carfax, > making sure the 60,000 mile service was done. That should have included > timing belt, right? I also would take it to one of the AAA garages to > have it checked out. > > 10-year warranty is transferable, as I understand it? > > Thoughts? > |
Re: kid's first car?
I do not believe the 10 year power train warranty is transferable, In fact
I'm sure it is NOT. Rob "end_is_near1" <walter_bagehot@NOSPAM.yahoo.com> wrote in message news:hh99g.1804$G95.1153@tornado.socal.rr.com... > It's finally time. No turning back now. He wants a truck, but, to allow > him time to save up for a good one (and establish some credit), I want a > reliable, get-by car for him for a couple of years. My next-door neighbor > is selling an '00 Elantra, 64,000 miles. Clean inside, fair outside with a > couple of dings, paint has seen better days. Hopefully they would take > $3,000-$4,000. > > Anything to watch out for here other than the obvious -- checking Carfax, > making sure the 60,000 mile service was done. That should have included > timing belt, right? I also would take it to one of the AAA garages to > have it checked out. > > 10-year warranty is transferable, as I understand it? > > Thoughts? > |
Re: kid's first car?
I do not believe the 10 year power train warranty is transferable, In fact
I'm sure it is NOT. Rob "end_is_near1" <walter_bagehot@NOSPAM.yahoo.com> wrote in message news:hh99g.1804$G95.1153@tornado.socal.rr.com... > It's finally time. No turning back now. He wants a truck, but, to allow > him time to save up for a good one (and establish some credit), I want a > reliable, get-by car for him for a couple of years. My next-door neighbor > is selling an '00 Elantra, 64,000 miles. Clean inside, fair outside with a > couple of dings, paint has seen better days. Hopefully they would take > $3,000-$4,000. > > Anything to watch out for here other than the obvious -- checking Carfax, > making sure the 60,000 mile service was done. That should have included > timing belt, right? I also would take it to one of the AAA garages to > have it checked out. > > 10-year warranty is transferable, as I understand it? > > Thoughts? > |
Re: kid's first car?
Drat. You're right! Thanks for the tip.
"Rob" <bucfan11@SPAMearthlink.net> wrote in message news:mS99g.1716$y4.746@newsread2.news.pas.earthlin k.net... >I do not believe the 10 year power train warranty is transferable, In fact >I'm sure it is NOT. > > Rob > > "end_is_near1" <walter_bagehot@NOSPAM.yahoo.com> wrote in message > news:hh99g.1804$G95.1153@tornado.socal.rr.com... >> It's finally time. No turning back now. He wants a truck, but, to allow >> him time to save up for a good one (and establish some credit), I want a >> reliable, get-by car for him for a couple of years. My next-door >> neighbor is selling an '00 Elantra, 64,000 miles. Clean inside, fair >> outside with a couple of dings, paint has seen better days. Hopefully >> they would take $3,000-$4,000. >> >> Anything to watch out for here other than the obvious -- checking >> Carfax, making sure the 60,000 mile service was done. That should have >> included timing belt, right? I also would take it to one of the AAA >> garages to have it checked out. >> >> 10-year warranty is transferable, as I understand it? >> >> Thoughts? >> > > |
Re: kid's first car?
Drat. You're right! Thanks for the tip.
"Rob" <bucfan11@SPAMearthlink.net> wrote in message news:mS99g.1716$y4.746@newsread2.news.pas.earthlin k.net... >I do not believe the 10 year power train warranty is transferable, In fact >I'm sure it is NOT. > > Rob > > "end_is_near1" <walter_bagehot@NOSPAM.yahoo.com> wrote in message > news:hh99g.1804$G95.1153@tornado.socal.rr.com... >> It's finally time. No turning back now. He wants a truck, but, to allow >> him time to save up for a good one (and establish some credit), I want a >> reliable, get-by car for him for a couple of years. My next-door >> neighbor is selling an '00 Elantra, 64,000 miles. Clean inside, fair >> outside with a couple of dings, paint has seen better days. Hopefully >> they would take $3,000-$4,000. >> >> Anything to watch out for here other than the obvious -- checking >> Carfax, making sure the 60,000 mile service was done. That should have >> included timing belt, right? I also would take it to one of the AAA >> garages to have it checked out. >> >> 10-year warranty is transferable, as I understand it? >> >> Thoughts? >> > > |
Re: kid's first car?
Drat. You're right! Thanks for the tip.
"Rob" <bucfan11@SPAMearthlink.net> wrote in message news:mS99g.1716$y4.746@newsread2.news.pas.earthlin k.net... >I do not believe the 10 year power train warranty is transferable, In fact >I'm sure it is NOT. > > Rob > > "end_is_near1" <walter_bagehot@NOSPAM.yahoo.com> wrote in message > news:hh99g.1804$G95.1153@tornado.socal.rr.com... >> It's finally time. No turning back now. He wants a truck, but, to allow >> him time to save up for a good one (and establish some credit), I want a >> reliable, get-by car for him for a couple of years. My next-door >> neighbor is selling an '00 Elantra, 64,000 miles. Clean inside, fair >> outside with a couple of dings, paint has seen better days. Hopefully >> they would take $3,000-$4,000. >> >> Anything to watch out for here other than the obvious -- checking >> Carfax, making sure the 60,000 mile service was done. That should have >> included timing belt, right? I also would take it to one of the AAA >> garages to have it checked out. >> >> 10-year warranty is transferable, as I understand it? >> >> Thoughts? >> > > |
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