no, and i wouldn't.

 

+1

When I first bought my car, Kevin and Mark @ PAS (although they probably don't remember it) looked over the car and pulled several pieces of painters tape off of the bumper and pointed out that I had brand new rear LCA's and UCA's.
I didn't know jack about cars at the time, so I thought nothing of it.
I'd still like to do a Carfax to see what, if anything, really happened.

 

I know they also have Max care or something like that. Yeah that price is probably your deductible. I can't say how Moore's is but I was suprised they refused a motor job for a guy, but I gladly took it and installed the motor, 100% labor

Subaru Service. I am the Service Writer.

 

Just curious, but what is this CarMax scam you mentioned? Sounds to me like the techs they have just couldn't find the problem. Something obvious to the person driving the car everyday may not be so obvious to someone who has never driven the car. The same thing happens at other dealers under factory warranty. If they can't verify the symptom that you described then they don't do any work because they won't get paid.

I'm also wondering what your case is based on. Sounds like CarMax is taking care of everything and you won't have to pay anything. Sorry guy, but you are making CarMax look pretty good since they are going out of their way to take care of you.

 

I remember that day. I walked out, looked at the car for 2 seconds then walked back to Mark and said "Are you going to tell him it's been hit in the rear or am I?"

 

Well thanks for finally telling me, 3 years later.

 

LOLLERWRECKED

 

I really hate to break this to you guys but any place that sells cars sells junk. They also sell some good cars - you really need to get someone who knows what they're looking at to check them out before you buy anything from anywhere.

I've seen some great deals and really nice cars go out on the lot. I've also seen some huge pieces of shit go out right beside them.

I work with a guy who used to do warranty for Carmax and they're just like any other place - they don't want to pay for shit if they can avoid it. It just so happens that they will go the extra mile to pay for as little as they can.

 

Based on the mismash of responses, I wouldnt buy from CarMax. Nor would I go to Driver's World which is the same type of lot. I brought CarMax my mint Lexus GS300 that was loaded with all options included HID's and Nav and they told me the car was "In condition consistant of its age" when "Excellent and Good" were overlooked. They offered me $17,500 on a car that had $21,000 trade in according to KBB and $25,000 retail. They wouldn't budge a dollar off the price of the car I was looking at, either. There's no room for negotiating. All of their cars are overpriced by $2,000-$3000 grand and the advertising and fancy showroom do not make up for it.

 

carfax wont show you anything. thats how their "we never sell a car with frame damage" scam works. if it wastnt reported to the insurance company it wont go on carfax, and if it dosnt go on carfax CARMAX wont "know" the frame was damaged.