If a person were to pass everything up without even looking into it based solely on the price being too low.. They have no business buying used. There is no point. That is the point of buying used, to get a better deal. Almost anything bought used can turn out to be trash, hell new stuff can too. I've bought plenty of things in my day that were "too cheap" and came out fine on 'em. Bought stuff that was too expensive too and ended up mad as hell that it was junk. Bought an '02 Wrangler years ago(2009), Paid over $10k for it. Bought it at 62,000 miles. Had to have the transmission replaced at 69,000 miles. I was lucky to have gotten a warranty on it. But still you'd think at that price I would have gotten a good vehicle to last a while right? My brother has an old early 90's ford Explorer. He paid $250 for it. Thing had just under 180k on it.. its still running strong now at over 230k. I bought a brand new Marshall JVM410H (guitar amp)and Marshall 1960A Lead Cabinet years ago, Spent over $3,000 on them. Less than a year later I needed quick money to finish up a 1940 ford pickup I was restoring to sell as an investment. At the time the amp was the only thing I had that would bring any real money. I let it go for $1,000. The guy stole it from me. Still had stickers on it and tags hanging off of both the amp and cab. Absolute mint condition and babied like hell. Money paid or asked means squat and shouldn't factor into a decision anymore than how much money you will be saving/spending. What does matter is listening to the seller, watching out for fishy things, thoroughly inspecting your potential purchase, and making the best decision you can off of the knowledge given about it.
