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Anyone importing from the UK

layke · 2007-07-27 14:47:07

Don't for the next 12 months. I'd say your going to see a load of dodgy cars being sold off after the floods. Just a warning thread really for those of you thinking about it, buyer beware!

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27-07-2007 3:47pm

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layke

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Don't for the next 12 months. I'd say your going to see a load of dodgy cars being sold off after the floods.

Just a warning thread really for those of you thinking about it, buyer beware!

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#2 27-07-2007 4:52pm
GoalsGoneWild

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or get the car checked out independently by dekra/aa/rac?

it's not like the whole country was flooded!

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#3 30-07-2007 9:18am
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Are there not bad floods every year in the UK.

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#4 30-07-2007 1:05pm
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rowanh wrote:

Are there not bad floods every year in the UK.

Nothing like the floods that have been there this year. Yeah i would guess a LOT of dodgy water damaged cars around but all the more reason to get AA or similar to check out any cars anyone is thinking of buying.

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