JDMCelsior

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Men, if you live in PR, this is a steal. check it out!

http://puertorico.craigslist.org/car/372950634.html

I don't know though, there might be something wrong, but it doesn't say. I'd be all over this car if I lived there, that's for sure. nice!!!

PureDrifter

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why do i NOT think this car is legit or may be just a scam

EXE.UCF10

iTrader: (3)

Oh I'm sure there's something definitely wrong.

"If it's too good to be true..."

Thermactor

iTrader: (1)

Total scam, always. I can spot those from 10 miles away. Notice how they never show the license plate, for example?

lexie

SCAM!!

I have seen this exact same ad before. My friend in Hawaii email me this same ad which appeared in craigslist hawaii.

steveski

Scam for sure - no way the price could ever be accurate unless it was wrecked major or flooded.

JDMCelsior

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Wishful thinking I would call it...

Cloud9

iTrader: (2)

it's a nigerian type scam...

samerooo

Sounds too good to be true + no phone number listed = scam!

bodiby

I thought I saw the same ad in Los Angeles.

ANstyle

skizzySKAM!

Rare1

Craigslist is prone for scams, If it's too good to be true it probably is. I looked into a couple of GS's and the guys were always overseas. They wanted a deposit of a couple of thousand to have the car delivered and me test drive it. Beware when ever anyone is using an escrow company for the transaction. Most of the time it's a fake company. I had some guy the wanted to use a "special feature" of ebay to sell without and auction. Anyways if the ad is local the car should be within driving distance from you. Otherwise be weary about the transaction process.

LexusChris

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ScamAlert.

sd_ls

Yeap, that's a scam. I saw that ad posted in various So Cal craigslists

olddog

iTrader: (2)

nope, its an american type scam...