u/busboy7

Clean title, no accidents, 2 owners. first owner only did two oil changes with 40k gap on the second one but maybe they did it themselves? they sold it at 60k, the second owner had very consistent maintenance intervals at 5k every oil changes until 121k.

transmission was replaced at 95k, But it was done by a Honda dealer. is this a red flag?

Is this a good deal?

u/busboy7 — 8 days ago

2015 Prius V, not sure what the V means.

175k miles, Clean title, one owner, no accidents. I’m still unsure of the maintenance history, but assuming they got regular oil changes, is this worth it? If the hybrid battery or headgasket haven’t been replaced yet but didn’t show any signs of leaking or damage would it still be a good deal?

u/busboy7 — 11 days ago

Hello everyone,

I'm currently looking at a car (private sale) that is located in CA and the seller notified me that he can take some of the price off because of the tags being behind 2 years. but with that, I am based in NV and plan to register the car in NV. To my knowledge, doesn't the registration stick to the person when it comes to NV and in CA, the reg sticks to the car?

If I were to purchase this car, get a moving permit from the NV DMV valid for 30 days, can I then just go to CA, buy the car from the guy with title, bill of sale, and not worry about paying the late registration fees for the car?

would that mean the late registration is attached to me at that point? In NV, the seller usually keeps the plate.

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u/busboy7 — 17 days ago
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Hello everyone,

I'm currently looking at a car (private sale) that is located in CA and the seller notified me that he can take some of the price off because of the tags being behind 2 years. but with that, I am based in NV and plan to register the car in NV. To my knowledge, doesn't the registration stick to the person when it comes to NV and in CA, the reg sticks to the car?

If I were to purchase this car, get a moving permit from the NV DMV valid for 30 days, can I then just go to CA, buy the car from the guy with title, bill of sale, and not worry about paying the late registration fees for the car?

would that mean the late registration is attached to me at that point? In NV, the seller usually keeps the plate.

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u/busboy7 — 17 days ago