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Yes that is the only way you can be reasonably sure of getting it at the agreed price, w/o a signed sales agreement and deposit you are just hoping for the best...not the best approach if you really want the vehicle

cryzystang: I don't understand your reluctance to post the name of the company. It's not like you are slandering them or something, just stating the facts of poor service. I hate it when folks will complain about a company or service but then be unwilling to name it.

That's a tough one...which way to go. With experience with a PDR shop i doubt that can be removed that way due to the body crease/fold at that point....but check with the pros. It's kind of a toss up, something to consider...it will turn some prospective buyers off, others may see it as an...

Maybe it's just me but....I've never figured out the "hide your plate" thing when posting picts of the vehicle. I reckon it would be valid if you never took your car out of the garage and kept it hidden from any and all so no one can ever see it. Anyone wanting to capture the license plate...

Yup i hate tailgaters also. I was thinking of buying a new Mustang GT but.... it looks like it wasn't able to get out of the way of a Ford Focus so i think I'll pass. "I slam on my gas to get over and let the guy pass me. As soon as they do that, they both slam on their gas too and now we’re...

I agree, there is likely nothing wrong with that engine if there was an oil slick under the car AFTER it was shut down. The shop has not inspected the engine to verify any damage, they just want to make some money on parts and labor. Just get a new pan, fresh oil, and confidently drive the...