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I had a bogus piece of information show up on a car reporting service last year. Not Carfax.
The reporting company will not typically respond in any way. It's a mark against the car that you may as well consider permanent.
Even if the "story" works for you, it may scare off potential future buyers and upset your insurer.
It's not fair, but the reporting companies have spent tens of millions self-promoting, and the seller is operating alone out of self-interest to prove a negative.
On the miles, yes, they are high for a cabriolet. Open cars' chassis tend to loosen up more as they pass through 100,000; 200,000 miles.
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