Marx if you know how to look a car over and inspect it for defects and
problem areas I think your best bet for a "deal" is to goto a Repo
Auction. I have never owned a car that came from anywhere else. If you
hit the right auction you can get a good car for less than half the blue
book value. I see good decent Saturns bring next to nothing at times.
I've also seen one saturn that had all the motor oil caked onto the
dipstick... The most honest car salesman is your own eyes, hands, and
ears. At a repo auction things are seldom cleaned up or covered up so
you can pretty much tell the cars history. But be prepared to put money
into fixing a unseen problem. I've also seen a few cars go through with
no oil on the dip stick.




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> Hmm, wonder if some or one of the respondents are or were car salesmen? ;-)
> Anyways, its more than one issue that brought me to this, thats just the tip
> of the iceburg.
> Lots too much to say and some I wont and perhaps shouldnt while I am still
> there. I have always had employers that showed thier appreciation, and they
> had already promised that they would help me, then didnt. Accountability. If
> you promise me to do something, youd damn well better do it or lose my
> respect. What my boss said was disgusting and appalling to hear, althouth
> considering the source, true.
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> Well, on a brighter note, went to a regional meeting this week and met lots
> of other Saturn ppl, and they are different. Some actually do live up to
> "People First".
> If I do decide to stay, then it will be me that makes the difference with my
> customers.
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