Did you buy a vehicle with a rolled back odometer?
The low inventory of used vehicles has prompted a spike in so-called odometer rollbacks in Florida’ and across the country.
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The low inventory of used vehicles has prompted a spike in so-called odometer rollbacks in Florida’ and across the country.
Carfax estimates there are 2.1 million vehicles nationwide with rolled back odometers. It invited Contact 6 to watch how easily it’s done.
Con artists selling used cars have a new way of rolling back an odometer, making it significantly cheaper and quicker for them to achieve. On average, someone who buys a car with a rolled back odometer loses about $4,000.
Crooks are using new technology to carry out an old trick, rolling back the mileage on cars by tens of thousands of miles in a matter of seconds. We'll tell
Rolling back a car's mileage is easy to do and can be difficult for shoppers to spot.