Clean Title Cars from Insurance Auctions are bad buys!!!!!!! Don't Buy Them

im 2 for 2 when it comes to buying bad clean title cars from copra and now Iaai.
I was bidding on a 2011 Scion TC when my bidder act like i told them to stop bidding when i told them what to bid up too. Long story short, i didn't win the car i initially wanted, and got this one without even looking into it. Stick to Salvage Cars, Clean title cars at either copra and IAAI will have you upset fast.

[TheAntelopeJim]

It has no coolant and you’re making it overheat. Crankcase looked like it needs oil. You revved it on a cold start. Just step away from all the cars.

[Felipe-lptl]

You destroyed that engine, congratulations!

[vargasv]

It could have been a bad thermostat. He kept on revving the engine when it was getting hot. It went from a $35 thermostat to him over heating the engine. I would sue this dude for ruining my car. Why would he run a car that’s showing low coolant? I blame him for his lack of mechanical skills.

[damianzdanu]

Video should be named “3 quick tips, how to destroy engine and someone else’s property” You should be banned from even looking at the cars.

[falcon]

wish there was a way to report him . it sounded good when running as it may have not been a bad fix but he lost money so hes going to destroy what he can for the next guy

[tomychicagohobby]

He destroyed this car he should pay for it

[Udurrani]

He left the car running knowing it was overheating 🤦‍♂️.

[solowsmutton]

Bro it was low on coolant . And the knocking was only because your literally about to blow it up by not shutting off as soon as it past the 3/4 way. Your tripping you straight blew it up just playing your games . Always pop radiator cap and top off coolant before you expect to keep a car running for full warm up. It's obviously the radiator was prob damages with the front end hit it had and leaked all the coolant.

[williamthomson]

The engine was getting destroyed by even idling in the red/over temp zone, let alone reving the engine. It was probably completely out of coolant fluid. That’s the purpose of the engine temperature gauge!

[doc]

He just made it worst for the next person who buys the car smh

[ThisIsNot]

Quick question? If your car was starting to over heat and knocking would you leave it running? So then why would you leave someone else's vehicle running that was over heating.

[dougiefresh]

You have no idea what your doing, it has no coolant clearly and YOU overheated it, thats4 your fault not theirs. It sound find before you touched it

[fiveviiate]

You wont buy a car that overheated and tapped....when you knew it had low coolant and no oil? That car would be an easy flip if you fixed the little issues and did fluid flushes on it. But, you live and you lose, right?

[petercazares]

Congrats you just showed people how to ruin an engine 👏

[jerryfuentes]

Bro you F up that engine on purpose lol. What goes around comes around and that’s the honest truth..

[williamhill]

You should go and physically check out the cars, prior to bidding! If there isn’t any antifreeze or water in it, of course it’s going to overheat!!! Did you check the oil, prior to starting the vehicle? Maybe, this isn’t for you?

[shirabeatz]

man why did you rev..you saw it that the engine had no oil.

[llypri]

You messed up the engine by clearly running it when it had a blown head gasket you could see with the oil mixed in with the water running the car and letting it heat up was not a good thing letting it get warm and revving it that’s not nice if you weren’t going to buy you should’ve just left it alone you know nothing about cars.

[felipesuarez]

Lord have mercy. It actually sounded pretty good before you blew the engine.

[shiftymg]

I hope you no longer flip cars. I would not buy anything from you after watching how you "check" vehicles. All you had to do was check the basic fluids and you would have saved this vehicle. This is 3yr old vid. I hope you wised up since then.