How to Buy a Good Used Car for Only $300

[@scottykilmer]

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[@markrice3019]

😃😃

[@youarerightboss]

Thank You, Scotty!

[@bustadmin1159]

@@JohnEboyee you're messed up now talking to the best mechanic in the world. You engine shed tears for you

[@fukemnukem1525]

Seeing Montgomery Co plates on here.... I could run into you one day just out and about. That'd be pretty cool. Welcome to TN man....glad to have you.

[@aidanlucassisana7274]

You live in Tennessee

[@ToadxGaming]

If you do end up going to a dealership, never pay their asking price! The listing price for the used car I bought was $12,000, and I offered $8,800. They called me every day saying, "There's a lot of interest in the vehicle, it's going to sell soon, we can't take your offer as it sits." Two weeks later, I'm sitting in the car after paying $8,800. It's a matter of mind games for some of these people. Don't let desperation influence you!

[@2005deluxe]

I pretended to want to walk out and the price went down $1,000 on my current car.

[@therealsnoop7497]

my dad bought a used 2011 Hyundai Sonata from a Hyundai dealer. They wanted 13,000 for it. My dad said “11,000 or I’m not buying it.” Dealer said no to the deal. My Dad started to walk out and the dealer guy said “no wait I’ll take 11,000”

[@NeverTalkToCops1]

@@therealsnoop7497 Let me guess, over 100k miles. What a stupid buy!

[@therealsnoop7497]

@@NeverTalkToCops1, it had 90,000 when we bought it, now it has 120,000. So far next to nothing in maintenance. Dealer said it was mostly highway mile (we know how dealers can’t be trusted though) but we have only really put highway miles on it ourselves

[@pedrofernandez8729]

With the current shortage of cars, this doesn't work anymore.

[@monicasehuprt3298]

I bought a 95 Toyota Tercel in 2000 with 225,000 miles on it and I still have it. It has 435,000 miles on it now. People want me to get a newer car but I won’t get rid of it because it gets me from point A to point B. I don’t care if it doesn’t look new but a lot of other people do.

[@lethalassassin1754]

435k and still outlasting any modern ride they trade in every 3 years. That speaks volumes. Also, you can easily pimp a ride like that with a paint job, rims and new lights. That is if the body isn't shot by now lol.

[@jasminewatson8547]

My mother had that car in the 90s and kept threw 2010ish. She let ppl convince her to sell it. Very very reliable car!

[@nenezaze3252]

Those are good Cars two Doors .. I always Wanted a Toyota..

[@humbleguy2010]

Brilliant.

[@jrsalazar1465]

Definitely NOT the time to buy from any dealership....much better to find private owners right now....great advice Scotty

[@davidkevin03]

A 2017 Honda Civic LX with low miles costs more than the brand new 11th gen civic touring LOL

[@lilak359]

I disagree the private people think they always know what their car is worth and you usually pay more than for a car on a used lot.

[@pedrofernandez8729]

Not even, everyone and their uncle is aware of the situation with supply and demand and are asking exorbitant amounts of money for their vehicles.

[@JB-423]

I would rather pay a little extra for peace of mind. Something goes wrong, I take it to the dealer and they're more likely to make things right in order to keep their reputation. The dealership i work at has done a ton of "goodwill" work

[@maykolllopez1585]

New csrs are cheaper than used right now.

[@pedrofernandez8729]

Step one: Get a time machine and go back to 2019

[@2005deluxe]

I would have bought 10 cars and 5 houses then retired lol.

[@JesusisLOVEJohn-]

I guess that means I'm screwed.😂

[@NeverTalkToCops1]

Yep, used cars up 36% since then.

[@phr3ui559]

lol

[@robvlob]

I miss the late 80s- mid 90s you could buy good 50s-70s vehicles for a few hundred, and a few thousand if they were in really good shape

[@RFRM89]

Completely right as usual. When I'm looking for a used car I don't want a car over 160k km if it isn't a Honda, Mazda or Toyota.

[@hughjass1044]

Some more great tips I learned after buying and selling dozens of vehicles- 1) Be patient and start looking early. Don't take the first deal that comes along unless it's the "right" one. Don't wait until a buy is urgent and you're in a hurry. 2) Take another set of eyes with you. Even if it's a person who knows nothing about cars, you'll look like you know what you're doing and the seller is more liable to take you seriously. 3) Bring cash and don't be afraid to start low. Don't go too low or you'll turn the seller off but make a fair offer and stick to it. 4) At the same time, be prepared to pay a fair price for a good product. 5) Bring some business cards and tell the seller your offer stands and to give you a call if he changes his mind. Again, that shows him you're serious.

[@earlonaweary9155]

Really good advice; thank you! Also, best profile name I've seen in a long time 😄👏🏽👏🏽

[@dougie2fly538]

@nicktherange 😂😂😂😂😂

[@Trekopolis]

"I only paid $300 for it eight years ago." Reminds me of my wife's wedding ring.

[@roadyrider]

🤣

[@hunter-kq2pu]

hahahahahahahah

[@NuttedInYoMom]

HAHAHAHAHA GOOD ONE 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤝🤣👍💯

[@darchophil]

I paid 200$

[@Dipset-wr6kt]

😂😂😢

[@Geno20916]

I had a 2017 Altima I got rid of it because the cvt transmission. I have been driving my 2000 Honda Odyssey with oxidized paint. Sure I miss leather interior, Bluetooth, and back up camera. No car payment is the way to go. Time to stack.

[@your247support]

I’m sure you didn’t make you payment

[@Astro1554]

i got a 2008 altima with 172,000 miles on and the cvt runs great i just did a fluid drain and refill a month ago on it also im hopeing to get her up to 220,000 before i sell her

[@thegothfather8404]

@@Astro1554 💪🏼🔥

[@thegothfather8404]

Love this mentality

[@POZsquadHSG]

@@your247support ok islam boy, post more videos of muslim pigeons

[@davidhoulden5791]

You need to always be on the lookout for a car if something really great comes along buy it. If you wait until you need a car the likelihood of finding a good deal is very slim.

[@dustinpomeroy8817]

This one right here,

[@njstorozuk]

So freaking true. Then that buyers remorse sets in 😂

[@garyburkhart4150]

I agree. I bought a 97 Firebird for$400 with only 107.000 miles. I already had 2 trucks and didn't really need it. Best purchase I ever made. Real solid car.

[@TherealSIRenity]

Going through that now

[@t.terrell7037]

@@garyburkhart4150but doesn’t that mean you have to insure the car while it sits until you actually use it?

[@AltezzaGang15]

Said it before and will say it again, Scotty is a good man

[@TheLizardKing1967]

I bought my 94 Celica on Craigslist November 2019 for $600.00 - BEST money i ever spent on a car.

[@robertborden2666]

1994? It still runs well? I always loved the Corolla GT-S from the mid 80s. Pizza place owner had one and loaned it to all us kids to run deliveries. Manual transmission. Everyone swore it must be a factory freak.

[@jamesklapetzky8633]

I have found & purchased 98% of my vehicles from individuals on Craigslist because of being able to set the requirements myself

[@anthonydagosto7672]

I recently bought a 99 honda accord 4 cylinder with a 5 speed manual. 228k miles and runs absolutely phenominally. 39mpg highway. Only paid $500 bc the owner thought it needed a new catalytic converter when all it needed was a new O2 sensor 😂

[@nicholasclark1935]

That's a hell of a deal! 😂. I recently got a 2008 Accord coupe V6 with a 6 speed manual. A little over 200k miles. Runs like new. Got it for $1500 cause the owner was moving out of state

[@jsmokes9574]

I just got a 1999 accord EX 4 cyl with 155k. Talked him down from $2,500 to $1050. Just needed new CV axles which I replaced

[@dromerd1420]

@@jsmokes9574 damn, that guy gave it for free 😅 You should share those tips you used on him

[@hershellacey9405]

You were very lucky. It's usually not the sensor.

[@MayoMonsters]

Best place to find said used cars? Is it really Facebook market ?

[@court2379]

You missed one point. Buy a car they made a large number of. It drives the used prices down on better quality cars (for the price). They usually have more of the bugs worked out so they actually are more reliable. Finally there are more aftermarket parts and accessories available at lower costs. Car often used as fleet cars for taxis would often be in this category.

[@three5581]

The car you are describing sounds a lot like a Honda Civic

[@clo6483]

I'm in the process of buying a used car and still deciding between a dealership or Private Seller. With Dealership, you should be able to get a Pre-Purchase Inspection. With Private Seller, they most likely will not let you. As many videos as you watch, it still will be different to inspect a car on your own via a private seller.

[@michaelcesar800]

I’ve asked many a seller if they mind bringing the car to inspection of my choice, I pay . Most say sure . If they say no , don’t buy it . I’ve also had them ask for the report when I said no to the sale.

[@marvin2678]

What Car did you get ?

[@BlaqueRainbow]

I’m currently looking for a car and I’m about to dive into your videos. Never have I ever been interested in buying from a dealership. Just rather look for a vehicle with 1-2 owners (preferably older), test drive, and give them cash.

[@kathywarren937]

I will take Mr. Scotty's advice because his words about cars seem like Gospel! He's great!

[@iancarter9171]

I bought a 1999 Ram for $400 and I’ve had it for 5 years drive it everywhere and I’ve never had anything go wrong other than a few minor things I fixed in 10 mins. Best purchase ever

[@waelmostafa2222]

Best deaL in the world 😂

[@gw3598]

My first (and cheapest) car was a 64 GTO convertible for $1700. But that was 56 years ago.

[@tonyjordan1320]

That reminds me of my 68 Mustang-I think I paid 2500-3000 for it....

[@techalyzer]

Rust is HELL. Stay away from rust and don't think "eh it's just a tiny spot". That spot will spread all over the place and remember the if the panels are rusting from the inside, you only see it when it's all the way through, so the whole car might be compromised. I'd rather buy a 1 million miles car than having to deal with rust ever again.

[@techalyzer]

@Max Larson I have WD 40. What do you suggest I should do with it?

[@davekeller2798]

Come South ( away from coast ) most are rust free. Just do your homework.

[@MadisonM1996]

I paid $3,500 for an '02 Celica that had 103,000 miles, very little cosmetic damage, nothing wrong mechanically, fresh tires, and a fresh oil change. It was from an 18 year old that just wanted a bigger vehicle so he could hang out with his friends easier. Finding cars like that is possible if you're lucky and know what to look for.

[@davekeller2798]

You done real good

[@Mike__P]

How to get a used car cheap: become a mechanic.

[@thegothfather8404]

Lol !! Hire a mobile mechanic to go inspect the car !

[@HerculesRockefellerESQ]

Also, that doesn't mean you are going to get a better car, it just means you are more tolerant of problems and you know which ones you can ignore and which ones you absolutely have to fix LOL Imagine being terrified when your check engine light comes on.

[@Subzerowins]

True ture cuz you will know everything about it

[@chickenwings5429]

@@thegothfather8404hard to find any tho🤷‍♂️

[@MackMainSupreme]

Or buy a car from a mechanic.

[@wyattlandrath3265]

I got my 04 Ram 1500 HEMI as a gift from my dad, he bought it as a parts truck but I fixed the few issues it had and put an interior in it, now it’s my first truck it’s got 400330 on the clock as of now and it runs like a top with no tick or other issues

[@decythr]

Got my 97 camry with 290k miles, now it has 313k miles and going strong.

[@decythr]

I Doordash daily in it, some days up to 13 hours.

[@smileychess]

That’s nice to hear. I’m about to buy a 98 Camry with 186,000 miles on it. Hopefully the mechanic doesn’t report any big issues.

[@DocMackGarage]

Scottys Celica has appreciated in value in the last 8 years as the car is a star on KZbin.

[@hershellacey9405]

That Celica is worth $5,000!

[@ChongLi99]

Remember, it doesnt matter the shortage, the dealer needs your money more than you need the car, since they have to pay taxes, dealership maintenance (light, rental etc.) to avoid bankruptcy. So if he says no to the offer go away, people that wait usually pays cheaper, people that is impatient pays more.

[@maxcondra4991]

I got a 99 Corolla for 1200 with 125k on it Standard trans thing runs great awesome winter car.

[@Animear-]

Your one of the best men on KZbin my friend. You always give solid trustworthy honest advice. Its very helpful and very much appreciated. Have a great day!

[@dogsandcars202]

Everyone, DO NOT EXPECT to pay 300 for a running car.

[@OOICU812]

At least not that amount for a running car that doesn't need a LOT of work.

[@NeverTalkToCops1]

Hell, not even at $3000.

[@dogsandcars202]

@@NeverTalkToCops1 Not unless you get lucky

[@AtomicBlast00]

i think he got that car for 350 cuz a fan sold it to him "the celica 94"

[@SweetFLGuy1]

The last time I paid $300 for a good running and dependable car was back in the year 1991. It was an ugly 1978 faded yellow Toyota Celica Liftback that looked like The Jetson's cartoon spaceship bubble car which I nicknamed The Yellow Submarine.

[@schneir5]

"Stay away from cars with structural rust" I still miss my MR2 turbo so bad that I remember its VIN.

[@elenadevriezecraig9685]

I have been diligently looking everyday! This is a huge job looking for a good tiyota

[@HalibasterDillibickus]

Bout 6 years ago I picked up a '95 tercel with a 4sp m/t for 20 bucks and a pack of smokes. Its been the most reliable thing I've ever had. Couple weeks ago I upgraded to an '01 civic 5sp m/t for 300 bucks. It's clean and literally everything works from the radio to the air cond.

[@g5alive795]

Years ago, was in a bind, got a used car for $2,995 w/c.c. No 1 looked @ it, they put heavier oil in eng. to cover the rod knock. Got 🔥

[@rycycle413]

I got my 1996 chevy c1500 about 6 years ago for 1200. Only broke down twice. Put about 5 grand in it. Still runs great

[@encryptedaqua]

My matrix has 265k miles and despite a few minor worn down parts I’m replacing it runs great

[@kato64]

My first car was a $300 1973 Chrysler Newport, affectionately known as ‘The Enterprise’.The interior had seen better days, and the rear quarters were rusty. But I dropped a $600 Alpine stereo into it (not surprisingly, my Dad questioned my logic on that particular decision), and felt like I had the coolest car in town. I had it for 4 years, and it was bulletproof. Other than regular maintenance, all I ever did was replace the front u-joints once, and the muffler, after a couple of years. She had the mighty 400 c.i. I flipped the lid on the air filter cover, so she just roared when I stepped on it. She passed everything but a gas station. I’ve had many cars since, but if I live to be a 100, it’ll always be my favourite.

[@timothykeith1367]

Last week I almost bought a Corolla for $500. It had a damaged door that would have been easy to replace. You need a search agent that will immediately text when something like this comes up. In this market you might have less than an hour to nab something like that, but you have to be willing to take a risk because nobody will hold a cheap car with others offering to double the price.

[@adriannewman1322]

I paid 600 for a 99 pontiac Bonneville that had 143000 miles on it it was a one owner car that's got all its maintenance records and the body's in pretty dam good shape

[@NurembergSwampWater]

Point out any damage no matter how minor it is and demand a price dirt cheap for the car.

[@IFightRainbows]

Glad you mentioned the Toyota. I have a 2004 Toyota Tacoma S5, 4 door. Going to try and sell it soon.

[@dd3651]

I recently bought a Toyota highlander hybrid. It's not pretty, but I got a good deal. I paid $2,900. For a suv, and it's a hybrid. Score! It does have 290k miles. But it runs great. I'm replacing the suspension and getting the timing belt done.

[@forgottenknowledge8917]

Get an old TDI Volkswagen. Parts are interchangeable within many models. You can use parts of newer engines on old engines too

[@Gator-357]

We bought an '04 Scion Ax with 174,000 miled on it for $400 a year ago and it runs like a champ with almost 200K miles and counting

[@DTTheKnight]

Recenly bought my first car, a 2002 Maxima, for $1.4k and though it did come with a few issues I was able to take it in and have them fixed and it still runs excellent (and still has less than 160k on it)

[@tr3xplay585]

I’m about to buy a Hyundai Genesis 2010 with 80k miles 1 owner and it even has like 400 hp cus the dude made some mods It’s working like new and it’s just 5,600 bucks Ty Scotty

[@Turner2503]

Everyone wants a suv except me. I don't want no giant aircraft carrier to drive around town in. Unnecessary

[@inspectahgex1910]

Exactly I hate SUVs idk why everyone wants one. Even my mom wants one and she doesn’t have to carry around kids anymore

[@Jmandude5]

Especially with gas prices these days.

[@Serkix]

Let's not forget they are prone to rolling over. But people be like oh big car = safe. Yeah right.

[@boiii3productions945]

SAME HERE I just need a car to drive myself not a big tank that says it’s capable when it’s actually not and can be a hassle when actually carrying heavy items. A KZbinr by the name of “Not Just Bikes” claims it’s better to buy a small vehicle and then use a car share service and rent a van whenever it’s needed. Also idk why you can’t actually do that in the United States (mostly due to suburbia)

[@danajataylor8864]

People typically get SUVs for the space.

[@noahibasitas4097]

If I had a dollar for Everytime I've been saved by Scotty I would be a millionaire by now.

[@joseywells9616]

Ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha

[@oldcountryman2795]

Too bad you’re not smart enough to make your own decisions.

[@noahibasitas4097]

@@oldcountryman2795 You can't knock a kid for learning anything he can about the car game. Cars are a learning process like everything else is in life.

[@TapiaJ]

He's a KZbin mechanic. I have yet to see him fix anything.

[@noahibasitas4097]

@@TapiaJ Then you need to look harder.

[@lolwalls6418]

I've been trying to tell people this for years and they just won't listen, got a 98 half ton chevy that looks amazing with a bunch of work done to it and only having 250,000km picked it the same day I messaged the guy, 2500 bucks. or my 96 oldsmobile that's still going strong. I got that for 900, and it's been almost 6 years of owning that amazing car O H and a great trick I love to do, wait til the last week and half of the month to look for vehicles, rent and bills are due, some are deprate and will take cash a lot of the time, chances are you'll get a better deal or be able to talk them down

[@pineappleboi27]

Bought a 1996 ram 1500 with the 5.9 magnum. 230k miles and runs like a dream. Paid 2500. Problems, worn suspension (mostly shocks), paint is very worn, and leaks tranny fluid. All of which hasn't been enough of an issue to fix it. Great deal if you ask me😂

[@bricksandtech7958]

Exactly Scotty. Your never wrong.

[@poppavein1]

Not a good time to buy a used car, prices are too high. This should be a good time for mechanics.

[@RedBaronisa]

I got a good deal because a car pulled hard to the right and had an ABS issue. So after getting a new set of tires that are actually all the same size and soldering in a new ABS harness, i now drive a 2010 impala daily 🤷🏾‍♂️

[@benhawke7231]

I paid $125 for a Chevy lumina that I drove for 8 years. I didn't do anything to it no oil changes just kept the fluid stopped off no tune-ups nothing. When it finally died I found a truck that had been sitting in a barn for like 3 years covered in Moss the mold and only had 130,000 miles on it. I went and knocked on the door and offered the guy $1,000, he wanted 1300, I told him it was going to cost me at least 400 to get all the Moss and mold off of it. So I took a thousand. It runs like a champ. Just got the AC fixed on it and put a 250 amp alternator on it and I am converting the radiator fan to electric.

[@stonehaven2289]

I just bought a 2000 Toyota Camry that's in ok condition... A neighbor bought it for his daughter until she made enough to buy her a nearly brand new car and I got the Camry for $500 had to clean it good inside and out, steering wheel cover, a couple of inner door handles, an electric window regulator and a battery... I found 4 really good used tires for $100 ... It has a little over 250,000 miles but it runs pretty good so far... It's probably my hundredth car in my life 🤣 and it's my first Toyota.. I've always wanted one 😁

[@stoatrepublic]

@Scotty Kilmer, I paid £500 for my 2002 S320cdi with straight pipes, chipped and 170,000miles, now has 185,000miles after been slammed and driven hard for 15,000miles here in the UK.

[@blondecreator9460]

I have a Honda crv 2001 base model It’s running pretty good it’s @ 198,000 miles in it, and it still runs like a charm my first car actually,and I still have it

[@Mortimer_Duke]

Scotty is the best hand talker anywhere

[@NeverTalkToCops1]

Used car prices up 36% over last year. Don't buy cars over 100k miles for $10,000. You will NOT be able to find a car for $1000 like Scotty claims in this video.

[@firestarter5038]

That's were you are wrong. I bought a 2001 Toyota Avalon for 725 3 weeks ago. Runs and drives just needs new tires

[@bawlz1234]

There’s a lot of cars under 1k

[@thatonellamawhoissoobsesse8138]

I bought a 97 civic for $1700 152k miles just a few weeks ago

[@thatonellamawhoissoobsesse8138]

For anyone that says I overpaid, this thing had near perfect maintenance history and came with a ton of brand new parts, great deal to me

[@thatonellamawhoissoobsesse8138]

@Max Larson Whenever I park my car outside of the garage I just pull my ignition relay, because a thief is unlikely to have a spare relay and car ain't running without one

[@brianhartling7767]

I have a 2006 350Z. Literally have had it for 5+ years and only have replaces the starter and cam sensors . You can go a long ways if you change your fluids regularly. Zs are a mfker to work on sometimes though as the engine compartment is quite small.

[@stonehaven2289]

I've had family and friends who owned newer 350Zs and 370Zs and had nothing but mechanical problems... And they maintain them.. they just aren't reliable in my experience... They are gorgeous cars though but not worth a crap if it's broke down in the driveway all the time 😁

[@kenaultman7499]

I got a 1998 volvo s70 glt with 160k on it for $700. All it needed was a new back window, and was covered in plastic. I went to the junkyard, pulled one out, went to the window shop, and ended up using that car for another 5 years. In total, I spent under $1k for a car that ran half a decade.

[@poolflorian2235]

I love this Guy always showing something positive for FREEEEE

[@jessieharbinjr.6589]

I bought a $1500 winter beater last year with only 68k miles, all because it was a stick shift, and nobody else wanted it. The lady had it listed for $2800 initially, then down to $2200. I offered her $1500 and she accepted! She even told me she didn’t want the car and hated driving a manual transmission vehicle!

[@newtonraymond77]

I have 5 mercedes and total I didn't pay 10 grand, one was $700 another was $1600 running for six years now with very few repairs, changing fluids religiously

[@leonardobaeza8159]

Getting a 2005 toyota solara se. it’s the V6 that I believe is known for burning oil. Going to check the exhaust for that tomorrow. Ofc I won’t buy if it’s bad.

[@handymaninside]

I bought a 2008 Chevy express 1500 for $5k (in 2016) it was book valued at $13k and now worth maybe $7.5k…. I saved all that money by fixing an electrical issue no one wanted to fix or find.

[@stonehaven2289]

Yeah.. I do that a lot and so does my father in law... Usually it's something cheap and simple to repair and the person selling it thinks it is something serious and expensive and if they have no mechanical skills they will practically give it away to get it out of the yard 🤣

[@kswappedem2]

Got me a 2015 corolla with a blown head gasket for 2k owner messed the rad up after the storm. redid the head and epoxied the rad sold it for 11k 🤷‍♂️

[@michaelviardable]

Scotty the only reason your Toyota Celica ran for 8 years is because you're a God tier mechanic 😂

[@waelmostafa2222]

Because scotty dont drive his car he drives clients cars lol

[@michaelviardable]

@@waelmostafa2222 also true 😂

[@Amen.22]

He’s the only guy I know that can talk about cars while simultaneously directing an orchestra.

[@tihspidtherekciltilc5469]

I paid $600 for my GMC Envoy XUV SLT V8 and a 2004 Grand Cherokee that ran and drove but was rusty. The Envoy though is 9.5/10 interior and exterior and I've been offered $7k for it. Some numbskull "mechanic" told the previous owner the 5.3 was bad. That must explain the 20k miles I've driven it. Battery had an internal short.

[@jw11432]

I had a great car, a 2000 Toyota Echo, but the main reason I sold it is because while I was replacing wheel bearings, pressing the old ones out with a hydraulic press (standard tool to use for this kind of job), the steering knuckle the bearing was pressed into broke. The worst part was that it wasn't a part that was available new. I _had_ to go to a junk yard to get a used part. So I opted to sell it because I didn't want to be in a position where I needed a part that wasn't available, rendering the car inoperable because of one small part that couldn't be found.

[@davekeller2798]

Ask the seller if they mine if can have it checked out. This includes any price to repair. IF THE SELLER SAYS " NO, THEN WALK AWAY "

[@MrR4ge89]

I walk away when I don't hear what I want to hear or see what I want to see. Never be desperate.

[@PIG_B.R.D.]

Got my Scirocco TDI this way. Guy got kid and he already had dog. Interior was messy but in good condition. Lot of paint chips in the front. Cleaned it and waiting to get it repainted

[@vilemaw6550]

My brother got a mitsubishi galant for 170 dollars. It was around 1990 model. It runs and i don't see other problems beside some rusk but for that price is still a bargain. The papers were also complete and original

[@kelleycondon6504]

offer up can be a great place to find and get rid of an old vehicle

[@dakota3951]

I paid 400 for my 96 toyota camry with over 250k miles and it runs like a champ

[@stonehaven2289]

I just paid $500 for a 2000 Toyota Camry LE last week... 250,000+ miles on it but it runs pretty darn good for the price 😁

[@wturner777]

I bought a 2000 Sienna for $1200 and traded it in for a 2010 Prius before gas prices started to spike once again. Despite paying a fortune replacing the brake booster system, it still serves me well.

[@fedex705h]

COLLEGE STUDENT, ROOKIE MISTAKE: I am new to the US and bought a used car a month ago. I paid $2400 for a 2004 CAMRY with 220k miles on it and a cracked windshield. Weeks later I also discovered, it has an oil leak (not dripping), idling issue, noise from the engine area, and a few other issues.

[@stonehaven2289]

Cheap fixes.. I wouldn't be that way if previous owner took care of maintenance on it..put a couple of hundred in fixing those things and you'll likely never have anymore problems with it.. 👀

[@hershellacey9405]

That's usually the good deal you will find plus a bad motor or trans.

[@fedex705h]

My car was totaled in a crash but it made 80k miles on oil changes alone. Long live Camry!

[@pkingchang896]

Great video......Toyota are not luxurious but will last for a long time.

[@stonehaven2289]

Lexus is pretty luxurious... and it's a Toyota 😁

[@Hulk-mc7bp]

Well…he says stay away from high priced cars, yet he advises to buy Toyotas and Hondas, sellers want top dollar for those cars even with bad transmission or broken engines 🤷🏼‍♂️🤷🏼‍♂️🤷🏼‍♂️

[@DeadMouseWater]

I wish were to find em got. My scion for 600 just rebuilt the entire front end. Brand-new everything just need tires and alignment now

[@-MightyMouse-]

Toyota dealership offered me 4g for my 2010 Rav4. I just laughed at them.. I wasn't even selling.

[@lolimrob]

lmfao my sister paid 2,800 for a 2004. they're worth the money.

[@bloopbloop5663]

@@lolimrob yep old Toyotas are the best especially the 80s models but they suffering from frame rust 40 years will do that to any car tho

[@lolimrob]

@@bloopbloop5663 140,000 miles on the clock. 4 cylinder. This thing will last her years and years.

[@lolimrob]

@@bloopbloop5663 California car too, so it's just been sun damaged. No rust ever

[@PearComputingDevices]

Yeah they might give you four but I assure you they'll sell it for 8 or more. That's how that bussiness works.

[@ghett0maker]

I got a 2008 Mercedes c300 i bought it for 5k and it had 118k miles on it was this a deal 🤔

[@danven1256]

That's how I got one of my pickups. This was years ago but a customer purchased a brand new pickup for about $13,000. He walked in the door one day where I worked and he said he needed to get rid of it due to his wife's pregnancy. He said he would sell it for what he owed. I got it for $8,200 with just 2,000 miles on it.

[@ruthfischer4177]

I had been wondering about mileage. Have seen some Honda's, toyotas w 100,000 only. But later models have usually 200,000, 250,00. Many sold at 145,000 miles. Thanks 🎉

[@petergerritgroen3157]

I pay 1200 dollar for a chevrolet epica 2.5 6cyl 2007 A few scratches . 200000 miles but with a other engine 80k . Drives since 3 years, never one single problem.!

[@dustinpomeroy8817]

Just bought a 99 Camry with 84,000 ,paid 1500,no rust but definitely could be repainted.Most people probably would say I'm crazy for painting it but way i see it I'm gonna get another 10 years out of the car because of the low mileage,why not paint it?

[@novum2915]

Loving that Kakashi sticker on the passenger's window, that's the sign of a true man of culture right there

[@Subzerowins]

Can you tell us the thing to look for when buying a used car for the first time

[@Maryisthegoldengirl]

Thank you so much for doing these videos. I am watching every single one!!

[@Kayko-3D]

Scotty probably the smartest person on KZbin today

[@kingnobody587]

I paid 1500 for a beautiful jeep Cherokee that’s been built to off-road but transmission leak is the catalyst for why I might fix and resell

[@bamakaze]

Where are you that it's cold enough for jacket and gloves?

[@U.S.EPilotCar]

Good advice bought a 2000 Dodge Durango for $800

[@Supramosle22]

my parents bought a 98 four door jeep wrangler for 500 bucks one time. The worst mistake ever was selling that car :(

[@whoeverwhoever400]

I traded my 2008 Toyota RAV4 at the local Lexus dealer for $3000. Originally they said the best was worth $2500, but I made them accept $3k even I still felt it’s under valued because KBB valued 3.5-4k or 4.5-5k as private party. Then a week later I saw they sold it for $9.4K. I was like wtf? Who the heck would buy 2008 Rav4 for $9.4K in 2019.

[@RED-qu2mx]

I got a 2010 Dodge Challenger for $500. Runs and everything.

[@ourcarproject3059]

Paid 300 dollars for a 2003 Mitsubishi eclipse 4cl needs cosmetic work but also runs like a clock

[@STRANGXR]

I got a 2010 Kia Forte from a used dealership with 50,000 miles, they wanted 8,800 talked em down to 5, paid it off in 2 months and that was 7 years ago and the car runs like a beast still, granted I take the best care of it possible but still always talk people down, asking price is just that, what they’re ASKING, that ain’t what people are getting

[@jamesjirik2245]

Forget about weekend at Bernie’s it’s weekdays with Scotty !