Poor car. Sad to see that happen to almost any car.

 

The only way you can come out well on a car like this is by being a body man yourself. When you have to pay someone else to fix it then it aint worth it to mess with. If you don't mind the dents and you get a good enough deal on it, then it's Ok. Just remember, When it comes time to sell, your gonna take a hit. A work vehicle that your planning to run till it's dying breath that's covered with dents makes sense. But I sure wouldn't want a car like a Crossfire covered with dents.

 

Thanks for the advice everyone. Im scratching this one of my list.

 

It's worth about $7,500-$9,000 in its condition.

 

So why wouldn't they report the damage just because it happened on their lot? Regardless, I've a feeling this dealer is hoping a sucker will come in and buy the car for full price...don't do it. I agree with all the others, this cars value is way less than his selling price.

 

That seems high IMO