david_alford

This car appeared not to have the rear 928 gts emblems - I'm not too savvy on the GTS but could that point to a collision and replaced/repaired rear bumper?

The auto check report indicated 2 accidents - I wonder if that contributed to the car not selling?

Brent

Listed in the description:

Note: Two accidents are listed in the vehicle history report. They both occurred in a parking lot while the car was parked. One involved the left rear wheel and a slightly bent axle. The axle was replaced with a new one sent from Germany and new wheels were purchased for the entire car. The other involved a rip in the rear bumper cover and a broken taillight with no damage to the sheet metal. This car has never been in a road accident.

Gary Knox

It certainly seems like SOME KIND of parking lot accident if the rear axle was bent!!! Was an Autocross being held and someone lost control????

dr bob

I was sitting stopped in my Explorer in the right of two lanes at a traffic light one evening, slight drizzle that's uncommon here. Car in the left turn lane next to me decides to make a right turn on the red instead. The corner of my bumper was grazed by his back door, and his rear right tire took the rest of the impact. Bent the axle and the rear suspension. Dork didn't want to share info at the scene, finally agreed when the black-and-white arrived. Then later claimed I'd hit him, and that his daughter in the back seet was suffering whiplash. Police report was clear enough to eliminate that annoyance. Anyway, what seemed like minor slow-speed impact (just moved the Explorer bumper to the right in the adjusting slots) did some serious suspension and door/door frame damage to his Avalon.

G8RB8

http://www.cars.com/go/search/detail...aff=national#0

NoVector

Darn - no engine pics in that ad either