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Auctioned items and auction houses are often graded by social status or the number of celebrity owned goods that have been up for grabs. It's no surprise that in the world of auctions, prestige is often in the eye of the former owner. In this instance, a reasonably ordinary 1984 Ford Escort RS once owned by the Princess of Wales is scheduled for auction in the next few days. 5 Distinguishing Factoids: The Princess was fond of this make and model and owned several. This was one of the final three Ford Escorts purchased by the Princess. This particular Escort was remodeled or enhanced to meet the visual and security demands of its high profile owner. When turned in the vehicle odometer reading was 6800, and now it is nearly 25,000. Princess Diana was one of the rare royals that actually drove herself around, which gives her former vehicles special charm and irresistability. Based on previously auctioned vehicles belonging to the Princess, the purchase price of this Ford Escort should

  1. What is the repair history of this vehicle? Knowing what has been done is another way to deduce what outstanding repairs loom in the near future, as well as what "off-road" adventures the vehicle might have had before being restored to that like new status. New cars don't have any miles and therefore don't have a mysterious "past" to worry about, however, new cars can have manufacturer flaws that are only addressed as needed. It's important to research a new car's reputations for pre-existing defects or flaws. I also like to know what it costs to replace tires for a new car. That is the one wear item on the vehicle that varies between makes, models and location. Knowing what to expect when your tires need to be replaced is a great way to decided if you're making the best decision. 2. Where is the buyer's guide? Thankfully, in the United States, at least the law and government is on the side of the buyer. All professionally sold cars are

Have you ever bought a used car and found out after the sale that it was stolen? Or, have you bought a used car and later learned that it has outstanding parking tickets? If so, consider running a VIN check before buying or selling a motor vehicle. It's easy to do and can save you from serious headaches down the road. What is a VIN number? A Vehicle Identification Number that properly identifies each unique vehicle made, when, where, and by what company. Like a serial number or thumbprint. Why do I need to check a VIN before buying or selling a car? There are a few reasons why you might want to check a VIN (vehicle identification number) on a car before buying or selling it. For one, it can help you verify the car's identity and make sure it hasn't been stolen. Additionally, a VIN check can tell you if the car has been in any accidents, which can give you some insight into its current condition. Finally, running a VIN check can also help you find out more about the car'