I want to purchase a slightly used car it has theft on the carfax is there anyway to find out more info on it? Should I not buy it bc it was stolen

 

Well, what type of computer did you pull the carfax report up with? We can't troubleshoot your issue without a make or model.

I think it's the power supply.

 

I think it is the flux capacitor.

 

It's a 2006 Honda s2000 with 17k on the clock should I be concerned that it was stolen at some point is there anyway I can find more info on it

 

Sounds like the hard drive to me.

 

Don't buy the car.

 

moved.....

OP there are these guys called the police, you may want to check with them and see if the car is or was stolen

 

lol +1

 

its not stolen now its being sold by a dealer. I was just curious if it was stripped or in an accident as a result of being stolen

 

Really man? go to a honda forum for an S2000 question....and if the carfax says stolen then contact either the person who put the claim in or carfax...either way GTFO

 

 

Oh really b/c I have been a member here a lot longer then u so why don't u gtfo fake azz computer tough guy. If you are not interested in the thread I have an easy solution for you dumbazz don't read or answer it. In case you haven't realized there are many car enthusiasts here not just z members.

 

If you been longer in this forum why in the world don't you act with the head and think a second!..

 

I don't understand people. Do you really have that little going on in your life that you have to monitor posts you have no interest in? Get a life man, I asked a specific question. If you have no interest in that topic then stay out. I did not ask for your opinions on the relevancy of my topic. I asked would people stay away from a car that has been stolen at some point. Got to love the computer breeding so many phony tough guys.

 

lol that's why i think it's funny cause since you've been here longer you should know better!

and i'm not saying you aren't an enthusiast but you should have known better asking a honda question in this forum reguardless...but either way hopefully you find out what you needed and don't be so sensitive next time when you should have known it was gonna happen.

 

Hire a private investigator.