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Carfax: know its limits (Auto Fraud Week)

By Nick Slade

Every time I hear a Cafax ad, it makes me want to scream. Carfax will not give you the ?real history? of a car. What a Carfax report gives you is the reported history. There can be a big difference. What Carfax does is collect information reported to the various states? motor vehicle departments. But [...] Related posts:

• CARFAX, a history with holes big enough to drive a salvaged Mac truck through
• Inexpensive tool for detecting auto fraud
• Fraud Basics


Full post as published by Caveat Emptor on February 09, 2009 (boomark / email).

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