Does anyone have a carfax account I can bum off of real quick?

[Dennis S]

I don't know if this is legal or socially acceptable, but I'm looking at a car that I bad vibes about. I don't want to spend the money if I can help it. I realize some people are not impressed with its accuracy.

[space-time]

Bad vibes? Skip it.

[Dennis S]

space-time wrote:
Bad vibes? Skip it.

Good advice. I 99% plan on skipping it because it's overpriced, but my uncle is selling it for his sister and I feel like he needs to know all he can about it. He is too enamoured of the car and I feel like he needs to get more realistic or he will waste his time trying to unload it.

[space-time]

Dennis S wrote:
[quote=space-time]
Bad vibes? Skip it.

Good advice. I 99% plan on skipping it because it's overpriced, but my uncle is selling it for his sister and I feel like he needs to know all he can about it. He is too enamoured of the car and I feel like he needs to get more realistic or he will waste his time trying to unload it.
Even more reasons to stay away.

[clay]

if you really need a carfax, I have found folks selling them on eBay for $5-$10 each. usually employees at car dealerships.

[rjmacs]

If the deal is too good to be true, someone is getting swindled.

[graylocks]

clay wrote:
if you really need a carfax, I have found folks selling them on eBay for $5-$10 each. usually employees at car dealerships.

my son did ebay for this when he bought his car last year.

[Dennis S]

I didn't see any on eBay. There were a few off-brand ones.