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Mechanic warns drivers to 'stay away' from certain used petrol and diesel cars
dailyrecord.co.ukCar shoppers should avoid buying certain seemingly cheap cars that could cost more in the long run, according to one auto expert.Scotty Kilmer is an American mechanic with over 55 years of experience in the industry.
He regularly shares his wealth of knowledge on social media to help motorists save money and make good vehicle choices.His latest tip concerns "salvaged" or written-off cars, which seem cheap upfront, with many choosing to invest in one with intentions to restore the vehicle to its former glory.
Car shoppers on low budgets can also get a good deal by opting for a salvaged model, as these are likely to not be in high demand.However, Scotty warned that car insurance companies will often “raise the rates” for these vehicles going forward, meaning any upfront savings could be handed back in premiums alone, reports the Express.Speaking on his YouTube channel, Scotty said: “Today I'm going to tell you why not to buy a car with a salvaged title.
It doesn't matter if the title says salvaged or rebuilt. It just means the car was totalled by an insurance company.“They only total them for rather large reasons.
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