As collateral damage of Super-Sandy, stories are making the rounds of water-logged cars dumped on unsuspecting buyers by criminal dealers. Like many fake pictures posted on Twitter and Facebook, these stories are mostly made up, or pushed by new car interests. The dangers lurk elsewhere: In your neighbor’s driveway, on eBay, in the classifieds. Read this story if you don’t want to become a belated victim of Sandy. (Read More…)
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Tagged as flood, flood damage, Hammer Time, hurricane katrina, hurricane sandy, NYC, Sandy, Steven Lang, Used Cars
Tagged as flood, flood damage, Hammer Time, hurricane katrina, hurricane sandy, NYC, Sandy, Steven Lang, Used Cars
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