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Mon Aug 10, 2009 4:19 am
Yes there are many scams on Craigslist, and I flag them when I see them. Some typical tip offs are an unusually low price for a car that looks in perfect condition in the picture, and the license plate is removed, and in the case of southern California, the picture shows the car in front of some kind of verdant green vegetation and trees that doesn't occur in dried up southern California. Another tip off is some guy who always comments about how the car doesn't smell.This ad shows a VIN number, so possibly it might be legit, but as Craigslist says, don't buy any car if it involves shipping, it is a scam.BTW, I notice 2002 Q45s sell way cheaper than 2003 through 2005s, and a reliability study I posted a long time ago showed the 2002 as the only unreliable Q45 of any generation, so might be a good idea to stay away from that year when buying a third generation Q45.