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@JJ-nq3ll

2 жыл бұрын

Have to agreed with you, Great Video! Thumbs Up!

@AndrewThomas-fc6hg

2 жыл бұрын

👍

@randyhorowitz6379

2 жыл бұрын

.. :

@VickyGeagan

2 жыл бұрын

@RR Extra I just found one of those the odometer was changed by the second owner a commercial business just before they sold it. The last owner only had it for a couple of months before they traded it in on something new.

@jessepickar3297

2 жыл бұрын

Hey Scotty, planning on buying a ‘92 Celica GT convertible with 192k miles. Is there anything I should look for?

2 "certified" dealers and dealer mechanics spend weeks and thousands of dollars trying to fix this car. Scotty takes 3 fingers and spends 10 seconds and immediately knows what's wrong.

@greatest_bumble_bee_dude

2 жыл бұрын

Though, he should have a proper workshop with the appropriate tools and what not instead of doing the job done in his home 🏠 🏡 garage

@electrictroy2010

2 жыл бұрын

Some dealer mechanics get paid commission on repairs. Saying “nothing wrong except twisted frame” gives the mechanic No commission. So they do an expensive repair & earn $300 extra on it.

@lvsqcsl

2 жыл бұрын

@@greatest_bumble_bee_dude Yeah, prior to this he didn't even have a garage.

@steve8803

2 жыл бұрын

@@greatest_bumble_bee_dude He doesn't work on cars anymore. He is a youtube creator.

@zikriwaie109

2 жыл бұрын

2 certifed dealer mechanics spend weeks fixing the problem of this car. Scotty is so honest and genuine to tell us the problem. I don't see any problem with that.

When is the Scotty Kilmer car lot opening? Only place I am comfortable buying a car.

@carolbabb7875

2 жыл бұрын

Hell, every highway in the US would be bumper to bumper trying to get there! People flying in from other country's, just imagine.

@passedasideave8152

2 жыл бұрын

Whenever in need of a *good* used car, I'd always buy one from Scotty's lot 👍

@GB-dp5bs

2 жыл бұрын

Guaranteed the cars A/C will blow ice cold

@peachulemon

2 жыл бұрын

@@carolbabb7875 I'd make the trip from Canada 😅

@Monster33336

2 жыл бұрын

Certified by Scotty Kilmer Revved up engine😅

We just need to have dealerships with a “Scotty’s approved” certificate, only way I can consider buying through a dealership

@kBitre

2 жыл бұрын

There isn't way of skipping the annoying or arduous extra work to make sure you don't get ripped off. If there was they'd make you pay for it dearly then you'd reconsider

@ytlurker220

2 жыл бұрын

@Chozey err Mazda is better??

@whiskers78753

2 жыл бұрын

They would all be Toyota dealerships.

@KYLE-zo4bm

2 жыл бұрын

that's a good idea not even kidding toyota should pay him to certify cars

@nofyfb123

2 жыл бұрын

No stealership will sign up...

Ive never in my life, 37 years, seen such a simple technique that should be included in every person's used car buying checks n its absolutely free. Awesome advice scotty.

Must have been 34 dealership mechanics that didn't like this vid. Smh. Keep exposing them Scotty. Great videos and thank u!!!!!👏

This is hands down by far the most useful KZread channel on KZread.

@timetryp422

2 жыл бұрын

Mechanics of Scotty's high caliber are hard to find.

@Double0svn1

2 жыл бұрын

Depends what you need. Scotty isn’t helping me make a chicken piccata 😂

I feel like Scotty would be a great mentor to a apprenticeship.

@rocketrodlover

2 жыл бұрын

I was literally just telling my father that tonight! How I would love to go up to Tennessee and be Scotty’s apprentice for six months and learn how to be a good mechanic. I’m 28 and I would love to be a professional mechanic like Scotty

@MattM0201

2 жыл бұрын

@@rocketrodlover he's in RI now for a few months

@sharonflowershondagirl8187

2 жыл бұрын

@@rocketrodlover Scotty is very smart, and one of the reasons is because he has so many years experience. He literally witnessed cars go from simple to way too complicated AND crappy with too much plastic and computers. Love watching him.. he is amazing.

@gnomiefirst9201

2 жыл бұрын

Nothing compares to one on one mentoring. Maybe next time wah wah.

@stainlessstove4629

2 жыл бұрын

@@gnomiefirst9201 was that a diss?

It's a sad thing that we can no longer trust any man's word. It's truly sad. I'm old and remember when a man's word was a bond and could be trusted. Those days are long gone.

@kathym6603

2 жыл бұрын

Somewhat true but with a sharp ear and sharp eyes honest people can still be spotted. I live alone and needed a handyman. I interviewed him in a parking lot, zero credentials. I asked him my questions like "can you help me." He had instant no-flinch answers to my questions. Fast, easy answers that exactly answer your question are a good sign you are dealing with an honest person. The answers need to be an instant and exact answer to the exact question. No handyman on earth can beat him. He takes down trees, washes windows, puts in new lights, puts in new faucets, and on and on. I'll tell you also that he cannot find an apprentice. One apprentice couldn't read a ruler. He knows his handyman skills will not help the next generation... so he is teaching reading to kids!!! Anyway, I thought you'd like the story. 🍁

@jimbaillie4610

2 жыл бұрын

so so true

@Zebra_3

2 жыл бұрын

those days are still here...you can trust me.

@igorseprak6177

2 жыл бұрын

@@crow_2k11beatsbydre8 I only buy used vehicles. You gotta have patience and hunt for awesome deals.

@igorseprak6177

2 жыл бұрын

@@crow_2k11beatsbydre8 I don’t need warranty or somebody quasi-guaranteeing me something. I decide what I buy and I take responsibility for it. I alone decide.

I got into two accidents on my cars both 2k-3k repairs. Went to a reliable body shop using insurance company. When I sold it the dealer they ran the carfax and no accidents were reported.

The education you are providing is incredible!!!

Car problems can't hide from Scotty's fancy scan tool... or his three-fingers tool.

I realized I was a pretty honest seller when I was worried I was unintentionally screwing someone over when selling a old car I had cause of a oil leak and a broken AC. The buyer went on to get 120k more miles out of it lol

@LC-qi5ff

2 жыл бұрын

You still did the right thing

@flycatchful

2 жыл бұрын

I did the same thing when I sold my SUV that had a rear main seal leaking oil.

@gnomiefirst9201

2 жыл бұрын

if i knew of a something I had to tell the person buying it (even if I was wrong about it) or I couldn't do it, no way, just who I am.

@useyourbrain6937

2 жыл бұрын

@@gnomiefirst9201 means you've got a good head on your should 😄

@electrictroy2010

2 жыл бұрын

If the car sale crosses state lines, then you HAVE to tell the buyer about known flaws. Otherwise he can sue the seller under US law. (For inside state sales, there’s rarely any protection.)

Pitch for a new show staring Scott Kilmer: called “scammers” Scotty walks up on mechanics caught on camera scamming customers. Kinda like the show cheaters. 😂

There it is!! Another proof on why Master Mechanics like Scotty are needed when buying a car!!

@stevewhite3424

2 жыл бұрын

@@crow_2k11beatsbydre8 And lose at least 20% as you drive it off the lot.

@driver4011

2 жыл бұрын

agree.....used cars....problems like this along with other problems, and in due time , end up selling, trading and/ or junkin it...plus used cars are now too expensive.

I've worked at a dealership for over 5 years...I can confirm that cars get into accidents without EVER getting reported. If you don't file an insurance claim & choose to pay out of pocket, just what in the natural world makes you think it'll get reported.

@phillipwasson2980

2 жыл бұрын

Not the point.

@wannabegolfin24-72

2 жыл бұрын

@@phillipwasson2980 that's my point 🤷🏿‍♂️

@fromthebackofmymind

2 жыл бұрын

Seen a guy round a mountain curve too far into opposite lane. Bumper fender contact. They settled on $200 cash for damage. The other guys passenger, "was not his wife." Know what I mean Vern?

@butcheredalive

2 жыл бұрын

Can confirm this. Had somebody back into the front passenger door and I opened it and closed it and said “oh, it opens still. Why would I get it repaired?” Then again i paid 800 cash for it

@joethebar1

2 жыл бұрын

Yep. See it all the time. That also applies to transport damage to new cars before the vehicle ever gets on the lot. Take an experienced person with you for every car purchase; they will save you thousands and more likely than not, prevent you from buying the wrong vehicle

Eagle-Eye Scotty strikes again! We appreciate the knowledge you are passing on to us. So many under-handed automotive scams out there. Glad you are on our side!

Yet another reason to buy a 94 Celica.

@e.s.g.5997

2 жыл бұрын

The problem... fuel economy

@e.s.g.5997

2 жыл бұрын

@Mr Donkey Well, if you had any braincells left in your dried up walnut, then you would understand that I was writing about the *price* of fuel.

@basshead.

2 жыл бұрын

@@e.s.g.5997 It has a small engine.

@Zebra_3

2 жыл бұрын

@Mr Donkey especially for Sweet Celica. ❤️️

@bassingbasics6621

2 жыл бұрын

@@e.s.g.5997 calm down bro 😂😂 jeez you’re mad

Scotty you’re the best ever! Your client is legally able to return the car to Toyota based on this information and since the car was sold as a CPO. Any good lawyer will win

You are dadgum sho Right Scotty, Absolutely Got To get that car checked by a bonafide mechanic who doesn’t have a dog in the fight

It's a "certified used car" but they couldn't be bothered to check for recalls lol

Take someone who’s a pro in the detailing trade to a deal. I was one for 27 years and I am downright forensic when determining the history of a vehicle. I can tell you the story in great detail.

When Scotty gets riled up, he becomes a rap god.

@alextarpley4375

2 жыл бұрын

He’s got a laptop (scan machine) in his back pocket

@bigfootswatching9986

2 жыл бұрын

and a Hand master God

@n2uid01

2 жыл бұрын

He was eating nails and spitting rust!

@jdmforever5583

2 жыл бұрын

Only because he cares when other people get ripped off

@sharonflowershondagirl8187

2 жыл бұрын

He's always riled up...

Scotty is worked up....and correct as usual.

Always drive the car at least 65 mph during test drive

Great points. A relative has a 2012 Corolla with some 240, 000+ km's on it, the trans hasn't been worked on.

Never heard of that 3-finger rule for cars. Great thing to check out when purchasing a used car. My personal 3-finger rule shall remain a mystery.

Certified inspection check list. Tires- Round. Doors- Yes. Windows- Yes

@1stock1not

2 жыл бұрын

Ha you know it.

@nofyfb123

2 жыл бұрын

You are totally correct - that's EXACTLY what happens. National pre-purchase inspections companies do exactly the same thing. Actually, you are not entirely correct - round tires is not a requirement.

You know how government inspectors make random unannounced inspections of restaurants? We need an agency that sends agents posing as customers to car dealers, hitting them with huge fines / prison time when they get caught ripping people off. We need a mechanism to keep them honest and to protect consumers.

@fromthebackofmymind

2 жыл бұрын

Consumer advocate news reporters have done that before. First they gather numbers of complaints. Bad press will usually be enough and cash gets refunded. Then they guy files chapter 11 and moves.

@sergiyavorski9977

2 жыл бұрын

No! A mechanism to keep the honest would be a free market without any govt regulations. Competition and a different kind of consumer would keep them honest.

@electrictroy2010

2 жыл бұрын

Restaurant inspections don’t do anything. The owner routinely fails, a report is written, and then nothing happens. The chef just keeps serving improperly cleaned food with mice running around the kitchen.

@electrictroy2010

2 жыл бұрын

And of course there’s bribes. Bribe the inspector. Bribe the taxi meter certifier. Bribe the gas station measurement inspector. And so on.

@timetryp422

2 жыл бұрын

Good luck with that - the people in government are mainly crooks themselves.

Rain: I'm relentless Scottys garage: allow me to introduce myself

He was sold a lemon, and then ripped off afterward, amazing.

3:53 you can tell Scotty is pissed when he hits the paper like it owes him money 😂

So what was the final out come? Did the Dealer refund or replace the car? My Dad always said when you want an honest opinion do three things 1 find someone knowledgeable about the subject 2 choose someone with no vested interest in the out come 3 pick some one of good moral character. Buy a car, a house or a horse it works the same for all.

@timetryp422

2 жыл бұрын

A near impossible combination to find these days.

@johnchandler1687

2 жыл бұрын

Never trust someone who's trying to sell you something. As the old joke goes: It takes 20 years experience selling used cars to become dishonest enough to get a realtor's license. ( My real estate lady loved that joke.)

Perfect example of someone that was in a wreck but did not go through insurance to report it. Happens a lot especially when you're in a solo wreck and don't want your insurance to skyrocket.

You are absolutely right, you need a knowledgeable independent to look a car over. Another worry are cars that may have been sitting in 3' of water on the lot during or after a hurricane. Thank you for all your video's Scotty, I've passed them on to others.

You're the BEST SCOTTY THANK YOU!!!

Scotty...I think the shaking is the NEW anti-drowsy feature that the Government have mandated in all cars! Keeps you wide awake at highway speed!

@shauny2285

2 жыл бұрын

A Nelson laugh from the Simpsons, Ha, Ha! Good one

@megaghostly1

2 жыл бұрын

Should be electric though

I’m still confused how the Ford dealership gave me a clean carfax. Then a year later when I refinance it, that carfax showed it had minor front bumper damage that happened with the 1st owner.

@paulwilliamson3798

2 жыл бұрын

I had the same thing. Someone hit my car and they said “clean, no accidents” and come find out, someone hit it…. Ford bought at a Ford dealership

@Enchanted3DPrints

2 жыл бұрын

had the same on a pickup. no accidents on the carfax. went to trade it in and it had frame damage on the autocheck report. Dealership ripped me off. cost me 6k on my trade in. It was also a safety issue and i should have sued since any frame damage MUST be disclosed. It was announced at the auction they bought it from but never told to me.

@marlinmr7

2 жыл бұрын

Matter of "timing" as Carfax is dependent on proper reporting or in old school terms - "garbage in - garbage out". I traded a car off 4 years ago that was in an accident and repaired in the body shop @ the dealership I traded it in @. Came on line a week later and according to Carfax - no accidents. Long story short - Carfax is only as accurate entered into it's database.

@justacinnamonbun8658

2 жыл бұрын

Probably a forged Carfax. Should have bought your own Carfax report. Or, could have been the timing as well. I bought a Certified Pre-owned 2006 Toyota Sienna years ago and one day I go underneath the back to see if I could install a hitch and I see repaint overspray all over behind the bumper LOL. CPO means nothing aside from the fact they're selling you an extended warranty backed by the manufacturer and it's baked into the price anyway.

@ripmcmanus773

2 жыл бұрын

I had kinda the opposite happen. Bought a used Corolla a few years back from my credit union. Put new brakes in it, but other than that, totally reliable. Went to trade it in a few years later and Carfax said it had been stolen in New York...weeks after I bought it. No, I never reported it stolen, much less in New York. I live in Wisconsin and had never driven the car more than one state away. Try to correct an error on a Carfax report? Fuhgettaboutit. Like the credit bureaus. Holier than thou. They're right because they say they are.

Totaled my lovely Honda Accord Hybrid in September during a rainstorm. 2015 model, thought I bought it on 9/14. 166k miles. I was rear ended 5 times, got ran into my fenders at least 3 times, in addition to fixing hail damage and repainting the bumpers a handful of times. My friend works at the body shop so I always got ridiculous deals. Always paid cash, he never reports it to car fax or anyone else for that matter. When the insurance paid it off, I checked the car fax one last time, no accidents ever reports lmao. It's all a scam, always. Trust Scotty and find someone else to check it out.

I would love to see scotty go buy a car just to watch the salesmen squirm

Any decent dealer will put the car up and take a look underneath exactly for this reason. If Toyota Japan knew about this, they would be horrified.

@miguelvega7769

2 жыл бұрын

And headquarters would come down here and raise hell 😂😂

@groot6830

2 жыл бұрын

@@miguelvega7769 They have done before...

@theschiznit8777

2 жыл бұрын

The manufacturers rip off the dealers and the dealers rip off the manufacturers regardless of brand.

@driver4011

2 жыл бұрын

business as usual. name of the game.......

@Neanderthal75

2 жыл бұрын

Its very bad rep for Toyota or any dealership when customers start dishing the brand name, because the car has 100 different problems. I wish all of them would come down and start checking theses crooked dealerships and start suspending their licenses. They need to learn a lesson and if they don't, things just get a lot worse. I guarantee, that half the cars people buy used and end up either falling apart or not working as they should have something to do with dealers selling cars that belong on junkyards or parts on ebay and not sold in one piece ever again.

Thank you Scotty for this fantastic information.

BEAUTIFULLY done Scotty...what wonderful knowledge Thank you......

Scotty Kilmer you are probably the go to guy for mechanic help... I love your channel and I appreciate all the time and work you do for the benefit for all of us that want to keep our cars running a long time.

Scotty you're hired to be my personal mechanic

The first thing I check on an inspection is the no color to gray or carbon build up accumulated in the exhaust pipe tip. If good, then I move on. If the engine isn't right I will check out the car if the customer wants but I will not approve it with a bad engine condition even if it looks good elsewhere. Good one Scotty!

When I bought my car used, it felt sketchy when I hit the dip on the way home from work. I didn't lose control, but also didn't feel fully in control either. That sketchy feeling went away when I upgraded the tires.

If they don't let you take it to a mechanic then run don't walk away

Those dealerships man, smh. My work truck has been to Nissan twice in the last month. Over a grand spent and it’s still giving me issues. I’m just happy I’m not paying for it 😂

Scotty’s on fire 🔥..!!! Yup..!! I think it’s wreaked..!! 🚙……

Talk about being compassionate...Great video Scotty!

Love ❤ your information and your trust.

I've crawled under many a car on a used car lot, that had a clean car fax, and easily saw overspay on the bottom. No car shopper should buy without looking underneath for this easily identifiable thing

Excellent truth. Much respect Scotty!

Great video Scotty 👍👍

The problem is found a trustworthy honest mechanic in the are ,like you @Scotty Kilmer

Excellent info Scotty

I have learnd so much about cars because of you. Thank you. Driving a vauxhaul zafira 1.8 with 300.000 km and not burning a drup of oil. Every 10.000 km changing the oil with no adding oil in between the changing

Had a Corolla with almost half a million miles. The odometer stopped working at 400,000 miles. I hear that is common they stop working at 400,000 miles. I drove it for another two years after it reached 400,000. Clutch was starting to wear when I sold it for $300.

@richsweeney1115

2 жыл бұрын

My wife has an 09 Honda fit sport 5 spd 194k miles, we love it. I'm planning it going at least that far before I gotta put a motor in it , still has the original clutch

I'm still driving my 2005 Honda Civic, still no shakes. 150k miles running strong. 1k USD worth of my life.

@user-jv1zn2qz5g

2 жыл бұрын

My dad has a Jaguar XJ 234,783 still going strong regular maintenance and no major issues at all.

@richsweeney1115

2 жыл бұрын

@@user-jv1zn2qz5g ok? That's a rare thing....Hondas and Toyotas normally run that long easy

@user-jv1zn2qz5g

2 жыл бұрын

@@richsweeney1115 Rare? Haha any car can survive for a long time take care of the car before complaining and saying it's the car automaker's fault.

Best advice Scotty!

One of Scotty's best.

Great video!

Watch out for new cars too! I went to a dealer in NJ to buy a brand new Maxima and I saw that it had condensation inside the passenger side headlight. Upon further inspection, the passenger side fender and front door didn't align correctly with the grooves of the design language. The salesman was surprised and told me they'll call me back the next day to see what happen, and guess what, they never called back 🤣 I still have the pictures to prove this and during the entire time, they never mentioned that the car was in any accident or anything. On a side note, no matter where you get your car from, always get it inspected by a third party mechanic. Doesn't matter if it's certified or even new. Try to buy a car from a dealer near you (if buying used) so that when and if something does go wrong, you won't have to go thru the hassle of getting to the original dealership. Most dealerships tend to deny any work if the car wasn't bought originally from them. Plus any free services promised will be useless if you can't get to the original dealer.

Epic information!

WOW, talk about animated, Scotty was for sure!

Excellent!!!

WOW Great information. Most people wouldn't know it had been in a wreck but you showed us that based on what should and should not be present it had to have been. With the body and other parts that far out of spec it may wear out tires prematurely.

Ironic story. I purchased a used 2016 Toyota Corolla back in 2018 at a Toyota dealership (SAME color and same wheels as the one in the video) and it came with a clean Carfax. About a year later, I took it to have it appraised for curiosity purposes and that's when I found out all the panels on the passenger side of the car were not original. The hood was not original and neither was the rear bumper. And then just a couple of months ago, the two passenger doors started rusting at the bottom (of the doors). I had purchased an extended warranty through Toyota on the car, and they refused to honor anything that broke on it. I took it to a third party dealership to have them check out a motor mount, and they told me it was bad, so I took it to 3 different Toyota dealers and they all said the mount was fine. No need to make a warranty claim on it. Long story short(ish), as of a month ago, I no longer have the Corolla, that car was becoming a money pit and it had to go. I now have a Kia Forte5 (and this time, I took it to a trusted mechanic and had them look it over) and I love it! I couldn't find a Corolla as new as mine or newer in my price range.

@richsweeney1115

2 жыл бұрын

If you want another small car, look into the Honda fit 5 spd. My wife has one and we love it. 194k and it's only needed maintenance. Even has the original.clutch

@mediaguy4037

3 ай бұрын

Toyota is not as good as people say. A lot of them burn oil and have torque converter issues. Those aren’t “easy fixes”. The low IQ general public is stupid and just believes anything.

They’re called stealerships for a reason, find a local mechanic.

@ratbrain7743

2 жыл бұрын

A private mechanic can be just as bad. I know a few.

Good tips and common sense!

Good stuff....

This guy has a sweet lawsuit against toyota! He owes a big chunk to Scotty too!! )

@Fuckyoutubecensorship1

2 жыл бұрын

I agree.

Funny..You made this video..during that Wind Storm we had up here in Mass/RI area last week....we lost power for 2 days cause of this Storm.. Glad to see you back up in New England Scotty....welcome back!!...

Great catch Scitty.

Even the wind cant keep Scotty down.

Scotty !!Thank you very much for all important information!!! you're the best !!!!!

We all love you Scotty! and your passion.

One of your best ever videos Scotty. My sympathies to the owner of that car

I feel for auto owners up north, so much rust under the autos from the salt on the roads. There's another mechanic I watch on here and he's in upstate NY and when he has the auto his lift OMG the rust. Glad I live in the south.

Do Scotty's quick 3 finger check around the 4 wheel wells to make sure the frame alignment is good or out of whack from a wreck.

I was in charge of inspecting customer trade-ins when I worked at a few dealerships and there are so many ways you can easily see if they were in any sort of accident. Especially if they were on a frame machine because those machines leave bite marks. But this is def one of Scotty's most important videos!

Welcome to the club. It's huge.

Your the best Scotty!

Thank You Scotty!!

Scotty is the man! May he live many years of joy and happiness and be with us for many years to come! God bless you Mr. Kilmer

Way to go Scotty!

Scotty reminds me of a " MODERN DAY" Ralph Nader! You go Scotty, nothing can hide from you, 5k scan tool or not. 😲

Easily one of your alltime best videos!

Dealers have inside guys in these firms that scrub vehicle records clean so the carfax aren't fully known. It's totally possible the dealer knew this car had been wrecked

🚙…… love the channel Scotty..!! ✌🏼 thx for being honest..!! Kind of a rare trait these day..!!!! 🙏🏼

Wow Scott. . You’re the man thanks

I always knew the 2 finger rule,now i know the 3 finger one! Thanx Scotty

We love you scotty, never buying a cpo car ever again. Either buy new or buy a totally used car for cheap.

Great 👍

What would make me suspicious or leery is if you weren't ripped off by a stealership. That would be one of those "It's quiet - too quiet" moments.

when I bought my truck I first took it to my mechanic to check it out. Felt a lot better buying it after he had given it a good look over. 2 years later no issues.

Scotty, the forensic mechanic.

Scotty I can read the number on the plate . More than likely it was a trade in . It looks like a substantial accident which an insurance company would normally total the car

Ah HA.... I see ZERO online KZread mechanics as thorough as Scotty. Z E R O ....... 🏁