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Originally Posted by SalParadise
So is copying CDs and DVDs - and as you said - the enforcement of mileage tampering is pretty much non-existent. Probably because in the computer age it is/isn't? easier or harder? I am not sure. Or that the law basically leaves it up to the individual to decide? I suspect the law would only step in if it were a dealer that was doing it with every car on the lot. It probably comes down to it is hard, if not very hard, to prove what the exact mileage is on an older car if there is no paper trail. I don't know how you would do it.
If the headline states 21K mile 911, then it should be a 21K-mile 911.
I would vet the cars a hell of a lot more closely if I owned the BaT website. It comes down to basic common sense.
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Agree. If I was BAT I would of definitely took the 21k off the headline after it was pointed out the tach wasn't original. But then again who buys a car just off a headline.