Carmax or regular used car dealer

[coadie]

Originally Posted by rgcraig

HAHAHAHA! OMW - - I could edit everyone of your posts.

Engrish is my second language. I figgered you would catch dat.

[rgcraig]

Originally Posted by coadie

Engrish is my second language. I figgered you would catch dat.

Oh, we have, so you might not want to "correct" others.

[coadie]

Originally Posted by DAII

Here's one.



Big word alert. Reserch?

Coadie needs to research "netiquette" and his capitalization rules.

Are you an english teacher? Have perfectionism hangups? From the day I started grad school, I have always had a secretary. As a student and in industry. In every company I have had secretaries and an administrative assistant. We still send some formal business correspondence printed on paper and mailed in envelopes.

[coadie]

Originally Posted by rgcraig

Oh, we have, so you might not want to "correct" others.

But, that is what is so much fun.

[Falla39]

Bro. John,
After hearing the pros and cons of these companies, I would recommend
going to my prayer closet and asking God for wisdom regarding this decision!
May He direct your path, in Jesus Name!

Tell Sis. Vonda hello from Texas!

Blessings,
Falla39

[Esther]

Originally Posted by johnguidry

Has anyone had any experience with Carmax? Are their cars as good as they claim? Some sites on the internet claim that Carmax does the "inspection" but don't really fix anything, they just try to get you to buy their "MaxCare extended service program" and do any real repairs when you come in for the "maxcare" claims. Or are you just as good off buying a used from any regular dealer lot? I see that Carmax on the average is a couple of thousand more than a similar car at other lots.

We bought a truck from Carmax years ago for my husband it was in great shape no problems with it.

Tried to sell a car we had bought from a rental company, and when they inspected it found it had had some damage done around a wheel mount or something like that and they would not buy it.

[commonsense]

I've seen lots of their ads, but I've always purchased from a dealership.

[coadie]

Originally Posted by commonsense

I've seen lots of their ads, but I've always purchased from a dealership.

In a few large cities, they have new car franchises. None with Ford.
At one point they were owned by Circuit City. Circuit City is also shriveled. This is a difficult business for a national chain.

[canam]

Hey DA, you complained one time because someone called you a homo, now you are calling someone else a homophobe. I just dont get it. Whats worse?

[DAII]

Originally Posted by canam

Hey DA, you complained one time because someone called you a homo, now you are calling someone else a homophobe. I just dont get it. Whats worse?

I complained about being called a homo? When did this happen, Skipper?