Cruzad3r

siiigh! oh well better luck next time

TTschwing

to dealers. Bought and sold Like meat at the meat market. As long as it hasn't turned green it's saleable........:-)

Blue TTop

AND, you can always make sure the green side is on the bottom!

Cruzad3r

i know it's still early to think about it but if you're going, then i deffy have to go.

TTschwing

Of course! (To both....:-)

GorTT

I finally met him the other week. He just went hog wild into modding; I can't fault him for that.

MaxHedrm

Yeah ... & without an Audi dealership for miles ... what fun! :^)

Blue TTop

Agreed.

Europa

I appreciate where you're coming from - that they should make a bona fide effort to disclose everthing, including doing a proactive search of service history. But consider that it is an overwhelmingly complex and difficult task for any dealer - including OEM dealers - to effectively and reliable aggregate this information. If dealers were to warrant that they did due diligence on every car, they'd be exposing themselves to litigation any time they missed something material. There are simply too many potential situations where the car could have had mechanical repairs/upgrades that would be completely untraceable for the dealer. Unless there was a clearing house for this, and
every car sale was held to standards thereunder, buying used cars is caveat emptor.

I suggest that the dealer doesn't know the car's true history, most likely because the owner told them outright that it wasn't raced. This is much more likely than thier willfully misrepresenting the car.

TwisTTer

what if the new owner comes on AW and says "Hi, newbie here w/ a yellow TT"...whadda ya say???