Turboladerschaden - ohne Öl gefahren | Posts 16+

There are some sellers who explicitly mention a new turbocharger and consider it to increase the value. If the work was done by a professional workshop, the warranty/guarantee in this case also transfers to the buyer of the vehicle. The (private?) vehicle seller is the only one who is completely out of the situation due to the sale.

...he probably won't mention that the vehicle was first run for a while without any oil.

Ultimately, the person who has a tight budget and absolutely needs something to get them around is always the one who gets taken advantage of.

Buying a used car is now like Russian roulette; you get ripped off even at the official dealership, and it's often something as simple as the mileage being tampered with to make a leased vehicle seem "newer."

But with a €150 difference, I have to say, that's a great decision.

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A "no-name" turbocharger from China for €460, including shipping, without a core exchange

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I don't understand - for the price, or for 20€ more, we buy something new from Garrett, and not something where you can still see the marks from the rice grains in the casting .