nice 98 Q45 for sale....
http://www.texascarsdirect.com....html
these guys are the nations leader in used jag sales and everyone on the jag forum i follow swears by these guys as being very honest with good prices....just an fyi incase somebody is looking around at one.
for some reason I can't link to the car specifically, but just to the link above and you will find it within 2 clicks
STOCK # 2687A MAKE INFINITI MODEL Q45 YEAR 1998 COLOR FOREST GREEN MILES 51,812 PRICE $12,950 51kmi pre qualified for 4 year / 50,000 mile extended warranty Light Olive leather interior power heated memory seats cd player BOSE premium sound system power moonroof automatic headlamps traction control system integrated garage door/entry gate opener power windows power mirrors power door locks dual airbags cruise control abs brakes factory alloy wheels
Nice 98 Q45 4 Sale in Texas
okay....I have been wanting to ask this question for a while to better educate myself, but what is the deal with TX and Florida cars and title washing???
I just want to be a better informed future car buyer in my home state.....
I know that the mileage is easy since it is not checked every year through inspections/registration/insurance and so many just disconnect the speedo cable for a couple of years....but what else gives?
I just want to be a better informed future car buyer in my home state.....
I know that the mileage is easy since it is not checked every year through inspections/registration/insurance and so many just disconnect the speedo cable for a couple of years....but what else gives?
One excerpt that explains part of the processQuote »title branding law contains a "title washing" provision which, while unclear, seems to provide that a purchaser of a resold lemon can apply to have the brand removed from the title if the purchaser is using the vehicle for "private" use and the vehicle has 36,000 or more miles on its odometer or 34 months, whichever is later. If consideration is given to providing a point at which a brand or disclosure-type label can be removed from a vehicle or is no longer required, it should relate to the passage of time, rather than to repair. This office suggests that it be the first subsequent consumer/owner who wishes to sell or transfer the vehicle to another consumer for private use, and not a manufacturer, dealer, auction or broker, who can apply to have the disclosure requirement removed, provided the first subsequent owner has held title to the vehicle for a period of three years or operated the vehicle for 36,000 miles, whichever is later. This would be consistent with the current Florida law which protects the first subsequent purchaser with a manufacturer warranty covering the defects. [/quote]