Dealer Selling Flood Cars with “NO Evidence of Water ANYWHERE” Exposed!

48 thoughts on “Dealer Selling Flood Cars with “NO Evidence of Water ANYWHERE” Exposed!”

1. Really great video, I can't believe they can legally get away with this.

2. Lol SRS lights dont come on unless there is a problem that disabled the air bags. Funny funny

3. Stan’s previously owned coffins!

4. Those dicks, sorry billy , thanks Sam!

5. Copart is known to clean up cars very neat

6. What is with the little Blur box

7. The law is an ass, made by assholes.

8. My brothers a mechanic and he’s had to deal with used flood damaged cars all the time. With land rovers being the most common.

9. I am the owner of the Honda Odyssey in this video. I purchased it with 52,000 miles it now has 130,000 miles with no issues. Can't tell that the inside was ever wet. No lights nothing

10. The one thats says a little bit of water probably fell off a container ship lol

11. Please tell me you reported this dealer?!?

12. Hey thats my Jeep

13. I am shocked, shocked I tell you that CAR SALSEMEN are dishonest.

14. ibozi20133

15. Looks like they changed their name AGAIN. I was about to buy a car from there then ran into this video while researching them. Their new name is rebuiltcars0199 (from previously rebuiltcards019). Thank you for this video!!

16. Honest as a used car dealer 😉

    If a car has a title as flooded, it is because there has been water inside the cabin, otherwise it would not be flooded DOOH … Cars are driving and standing outside in the rain or snow, etc. It does not hurt them significantly, but water into the cabin, and water standing high in the engine compartment, it is a completely different matter, especially in modern cars that are full of electronics, for the sake of driving and safety.

17. His current user ID is "rebuiltcars0199" on eBay

18. Would a car fax show the flood info?

19. Woe woe a minute, I have just bought a flood damage car. Running perfect. Let's not give all that's cars a bad rap. Water in my car was just in the carpet. I have bought to sell, as you samcrac are the culprit that's got me into buying copart cars to sell

20. https://community.ebay.com/t5/Member-To-Member-Support/selling-flood-damaged-and-Bio-Hazzard-damaged-cars-that-were/qaq-p/27929173

21. I spoke to the same seller on eBay and called him out on his bs . He wrote me back saying “ please just go on your way “ lol

22. Seriously yeah Srs light means nothing lol Maybe they just assume that there won’t be any complaints if they don’t go off in a crash for obvious reasons lol

23. Man I was so close to buying this car and now I don't think I can. I was going to set up an appointment to have the car inspected by a dealership down there but how well would they even be able to predict future issues? My guess would be not very well.

    https://www.cargurus.com/Cars/inventorylisting/viewDetailsFilterViewInventoryListing.action?sourceContext=untrackedExternal_false_0&newSearchFromOverviewPage=true&inventorySearchWidgetType=AUTO&entitySelectingHelper.selectedEntity=d2262&entitySelectingHelper.selectedEntity2=&zip=19526&distance=50000&searchChanged=true&trimNames=M240i+xDrive+Coupe+AWD&modelChanged=false&filtersModified=true#listing=229832277

24. Many years ago, my brother had a part time job maintaining cars at a used car lot. he'd wash them, clean interiors, vacuum rugs,etc. according to him, the dealer had every trick in the book-sawdust in the differential (to mask worn out gears), heavy oil to stop the blue smoke, and some kind of additive that would give the old batteries a few extra weeks of life. they would paint over rust, fill holes with bondo..basically many of the cars were rolling junk. I always wondered how the owned didn't get murdered by pissed off customers.

25. This guy has actually changed his eBay ID multiple times and now goes by rebuiltcars0199 as of Jan of 2019 – Keep the pressure up on these scumbags!

26. 3:44 show the cheaping seller first, then hide their name. lol

27. He's a very shady seller with multiple names and accounts. He also has "partners" that work with him and sell cars on other accounts as well and they all copy and paste the same language for the listing. How lazy can you be that you can barely customize each vehicle listing, just copying and pasting.

28. You honestly beleive that ebay gives a F about anything people say online about any product??? I was buying a 1 ton chevy truck that was stolen and sent him the down. What did ebay say?? Oh well. Soerry we are not responceable for what people say or dont say. But its on your site that you are getting money for. SORRY we cant help you. Ebay is worse than car thieves.

29. I almost bought a car from that dealer on eBay. It was a low bidding car and I was sure i would be able to get it for really cheap but noticed something started a bidding war with me last minute. Luckily I gave up and minutes later, the seller reaches out to me and offer it to me as a 2nd chance bc apparently the winner backed out bc he had to depart overseas…. LMFAO what a bunch of deceiving scums

30. a dishonest used car dealer? i am shocked.

31. Following your lead in other videos I browsed Copart and found a car I want for way cheap, but it's a flood car. It's listed as fully functional on eBay. And randomly this video popped up and answered all the questions I wanted to ask you. Awesomesauce!!

32. Thank you sam. I almost bought a 2014 Durango from Texas for $30k. So glad I just rebuilt mine

33. 3:05 gauge cluster is working there…

34. I bought a 1979 Chevy C10 that was very heavily flooded, buy there was not a single sign of water damage on it. The float on the carburetor was stuck, no more flooding.

35. In most states a rebuilt title from another state can not be registered without going through the entire enhanced inspection again

36. You shouldn’t trust ANY dealer

37. The verbiage they used says it has not signs (now)

38. did you plan to wear a jeep tshirt in this lol

39. I am a detailer and I do a lot of flood cars but the guy I do them for at least tells people it’s a flood car. A friend of mine bought one even after we told him not to cause it was a flooded Camaro. He had nothing but problems and the dealer even went so far as to fix the first few problems for a month or two but they finally had to say ha we told you the truth you bought it as is knowing that it’s yours now and you can’t blame them they went above and beyond to help him. He came crying to me I said man you bought a car we told you not to buy so don’t cry to me you made your bed now you gotta lay in it. I told him his best bet would be to fix the current problem and sell it and move on live and learn. He listened that time. I myself wouldn’t take a flood car if you gave it to me and I really mean that I wouldn’t waisted my money and time tagging it and putting insurance on it to only get a few hundred miles before it lays down and needs $109k worthy of repairs 😂. Now salvage I have had good luck with those but I want touch them if the got into the sub frame or engine. If all it needs is a front clip fine I can make that work. I have a Chevy Cruze I bought off the same lot that sells the flood car and that’s what it needed whole front clip but the damage wasn’t to bad just cosmetic. I gave $6k for a 2012 Cruze LTZ turbo and it had 60k on it and I’m fixing to hit 170k miles and all I have done is tune up stuff and maintenance except one condenser but I’m positive that was my fault I deliver in it and driveways in Appalachia are hell on low riding cars.

40. When looking at the outside of the car without glasses on, there are no signs of water damage. Probably in the fine print somewhere.

41. You gotta be pretty stupid to trust an used car dealer lol. you are even dumber to trust an used car dealer focus in salvaged title vehicles.

42. That’s why you only buy clean title cars, end of story

43. Seems like a common technique used by scumbag dealer. My 2017 touareg was totaled by Harvey, (only ~250miles on it. basically new, top level trim, I paid around $60k). Although the water line is definitely lower than this Cherokee, flood water didn't even damage the seats, unfortunately the battery and fusebox are located under the driver seat, so it was totaled. basically the dashboard lights up like a Christmas tree.
    And I started to track down the vin number on google & some auction sites. About a month later it was listed on copart, the seats were removed and all the wiring are exposed I think they sold for $25k. Anyway about few weeks after that, it pops up on copart website again, and apparently someone cleaned the car and put it back together, it was sold for around $30k. At that time I thought that was the end of story. But wait there is more, about a month after that, the same exact car was listed on eBay for $45k. basically the same description, NO EVIDENCE THAT ANY WATER GET INTO THE CREW COMPARTMENT, warning lights can be easily cleared.

44. I really really hate dealships like this they makes my job 1000% harder😡

45. Our mom had once a small volvo and it light the airbagwarning. To remind that airbag needs to be changed. Solution? Small timer that switched the warninglight off after some time.

46. Well, they say they don't find evidence of water inside, they didn't say they did not find evidence of ever having water inside.

47. Sam is teaching me all sorts of things I didn't know I wanted to know.

48. Maybe you should prevent your country from flooding so much?
    As a Dutchman, I'm always surprised how poorly the USA organized themselves against collective hazards.

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