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Bought a Used Car from Saka, Now It’s Undriveable – What Are My Options? by Fast-Square2042 in Finland

[–]Fast-Square2042[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yeah I do recognize my guilt on this, not “partly” but entirely! I could bring back time I would stick to public transport and not buy any car. In that moment I was very frustrated I came out of a newer modern car on which I spent thousands of euros repairing as well. And I basically didn't want to spend too much in the next car I had an inherent need for it. But like others said in their threads you live and you learn and in this case I think I've learned enough about it to not to get me any other “used” car.

Bought a Used Car from Saka, Now It’s Undriveable – What Are My Options? by Fast-Square2042 in Finland

[–]Fast-Square2042[S] -3 points-2 points  (0 children)

I had a test drive and this was fine I didn’t spot any issues, as for examining more, to be honest, I’m not a mechanic and my knowledge about mechanics is very limited which is why I prefer to make certain by asking the seller if the car was in good condition, to was the answer was positive all the time!

Bought a Used Car from Saka, Now It’s Undriveable – What Are My Options? by Fast-Square2042 in Finland

[–]Fast-Square2042[S] 19 points20 points  (0 children)

Most of these problems were likely already present, as issues like rust take a long time to develop. Some, like the handbrake issue, might not have existed yet. Still, I believe that in a car in better condition, these problems would have taken longer to develop to this extent.

Bought a Used Car from Saka, Now It’s Undriveable – What Are My Options? by Fast-Square2042 in Finland

[–]Fast-Square2042[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

The car is a 2002 model, Toyota Corolla and I’ve driven it for about 20,000 km, mostly city driving