Few people may want to buy a flood-damaged car, but some do — without knowing it.AAA Mid-Atlantic is warning car buyers that damaged vehicles could soon flood the market amid more than 3,000 flash ...
(iSeeCars) – Flood waters can damage more than 100,000 cars in the U.S. in any given year. Natural disasters and heavy rain often lead to compromised infrastructure, flash floods, and a literal rising ...
Flood waters can cause significant damage to a car. However, there are a few steps you can take before starting your car.
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I spilled water in my new car. The repair bill was $12,000 — an EV owner's worst nightmare
A routine drive in Florida turned into a consumer nightmare when a small, innocuous object spilled inside a new electric ...
Exploring options at a car dealership is an exciting prospect for most people. There are obviously a number of mistakes that buyers can fall victim to at dealerships (as well as problem areas when ...
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Spotting a Flood-Damaged Car Before You Buy
Finding a great deal on a used car can feel like striking gold, especially when you’re a gearhead looking for your next project or daily driver. But as tempting as a low price might be, it’s crucial ...
If you’re in the market for a used car, remember to remain cautious — especially after recent flooding. Floods have left many cars with extensive water damage. Keith Brown, owner of K&M Automotive, ...
When summer storms batter the U.S., the floodwaters don’t just damage homes and roads — they also leave hundreds of thousands of cars compromised. According to CARFAX, as many as 45,000 vehicles were ...
The fallout from Monday's flooding caused by a water main break in Southwest Detroit is extending far beyond damage to homes. On Thursday, flyers were left on vehicles that appeared to have been ...
More than three weeks after a water main break flooded and damaged hundreds of homes in Southwest Detroit, Sherri Luszczynski says she is still dealing with the effects. The flooding left incredible ...
National Weather Service (NWS) meteorologists are warning almost 200,000 people in Delaware not to leave their vehicles in locations prone to tidal flooding on Thursday, as high tides are expected to ...
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