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11-09-2008, 03:12 PM
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Hi all , Im looking at buying my next car at a auction as you can save heaps. The car will still have 1 year warranty so, mechanically im not to concerned and i have read up what to look out for with this model car in the defect area. also that some cars include GST and some dont ,but is stated.
i was hoping for some tips and anything else to be careful of. Also if I win and the car and it needs full reg is it a mater of just getting a road worthy, pay the reg and its on the road? Or Do I have to pay on road cost as well or is that inclusive if the car is sold, GST is inclusive.(hope that makes sense) Cheers Glenn |
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Buying at an Auction?
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