Meh,it does look nice but my after market pioneer 7" head unit has upgrade options for gps,xm or sirus radio and bluetooth.

Another thing is that most B5's have the pixelated LCD that would have to be fixed,before you can even see anything on the LCD screen,so this would have to wait,until that is done before you could do the nav conversion.

This doesn't make it worth it for these reasons.

 

Thanks, but I think I know where the car came from. They buy cars from auctions and flip them. If I'm correct, I have seen the car before on an auction site that has some REALLY bad reports on cars. Mileage is similar, color and options are the same. As of now I still have time to look for a car. Thanks for the advice though.

 

Smart move my friend.

 

Thank you

 

Don't think no service records is a deal breaker though, my car had zero records after the first owner but I've never had a single real problem with it in the past year already.

 

So by your logic,just because you haven't had any issues with your car,without any service records,means that should be a rule of thumb for anyone looking for a used car and could possible get a lemon,because they didn't know what,if anything has been done to it?

I'd go as far to say that your case is a huge minority, 99.9% of the time,people going in on a used car,not knowing what work has and hasn't been performed on it,come out with a lemon and need to put way more money into it,then they would have,if they would require,service records.

Good rule of thumb,no service records,walk away or if you can wrench on it yourself,use the fact they the seller has no service records to talk him down on the price.