Stolen car by force
I'll wait to hear outcome, after investigation and arrests are done.
(btw, does the 986 in name relate to Porsche Boxster engineering code name?)
Some years ago, a similiar event happened to an old friend of mine, though not through a buying service. He was buying public-auction cars and re-selling them privately to try and make a profit (you can only do that a few times each year, of course, without having an auto-sales license). Against my recommendation, he didn't even bother to get insurance for them.

A young man came to his house, test-drove a Maxima he had for sale, and, while they were exchanging driver/passenger seats, sped off.
Last edited by mmarshall; Aug 10, 2010 at 06:20 PM.
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Glad you got your car back though.
I ask for Driver's license/insurance when selling. I mention that before they come. Plus I'm ready with a friend and/or protection (legally).
I buy and sell a lot of stuff on Craigslist (including cars). I usually am a buyer, but that gives me even more risk as I have cash.
My Craigslist Rules.
I always meet at a QuikTrip (very well lit/busy gas station). If you do not want to meet at a QuikTrip then sorry, no deal.
Never meet at a home, if you are buying furniture you cant really avoid this.
Never allow someone to meet you at your home.
Bring a friend if you can, I have 3 roommates, usually one will go with.
I always reverse search the other party, I usually check to see if they have a Facebook using their email/phone number. You can find a lot about someone via their Facebook.
I always carry at least one of the below guns on me, usually I have the .40 in the car and the baby .380 with laser on me
In AZ I can Conceal and the other party will never know.










