Used 1995 Oldsmobile Cutlass Ciera for sale

I've purchased a number of cars from George at East Coast Auto Source over the years. I would recommend the following if you're looking at buying a salvage/repairable vehicle: 1) Choose your Auto Body mechanic FIRST prior to going to purchase a vehicle that is salvage/repairable and pay him for his time even if you DON"T BUY. Paying him $100.00 for his time might save you thousands of dollars in the long run. Take him with you to look at the vehicle you are interest in. A mechanic can identify hidden damage and cost that you as a buyer can not identify. 2) Get an estimate on parts from George (or any other salvage yard) as this is added cost to what you are actually paying for the vehicle. 3) Get a time frame on repairs from your mechanic: example: is his shop out 3 months on repairs? six months on repairs? 4) Add the cost of the vehicle, parts, repairs and time to fix and compare this amount of money and time to the same model vehicle that a dealership or private owner has for sale and analyze if the repair of the salvage vehicle is worth it....sometimes it is: sometimes it's not. I've never had any trouble getting titles, bill of sale, or vehicles shipped upon purchase, etc from George. As indicated, have some knowledge of salvage repairable vehicles and get estimates up front and your repair experience will be much better.

I have a 1993 Olds Cutlass Ciera. My Mom and Dad gave me this car in 1998 after they toured the country with it. At that time the car had 133,000 miles on it. Nothing wrong, my Mom just wanted a new car. I have driven this car ever since. I have 327,340.3 miles on the car. The rust from the winters here in Michigan and all the salt use have taken it's toll on the body and frame. The engine and trans are still great. I still get 30mpg, and does not burn oil at all. The best car in the snow also. I have snow tires on the car, and will drive through 12" no problem. I love this car. Very dependable.