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Used Car SCAM Alert Avoid This Mileage Rollback Trick!

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Explore car scams, essential inspections, and maintenance tips for better vehicle longevity. >> There are 40 cars lined up with some guy rolling back miles for return leases. >> It's going to be a real That's going to be a real some big scandal. They're going to catch us. [laughter] >> He said I thought I would be the only one there. He tells me. He said, "No, there are 40 people." I'm like, [laughter] >> I know. I thought this was like a thing from the 80s, but I guess >> there are people who would do that. It's silly. I mean, it's it's dangerous. It's a dangerous game. It's serious. A serious company wouldn't offer something like that. A serious person would >> not a company. They said there some He thought some guy his friend told him, "Oh, this guy and there was a full Anyway, >> right. It's came into the office." >> I'm I'm saying more to make people aware that if they buy a used car or something, >> I'm not telling you to do this, God forbid, but when you buy a used car, having a mechanic, like you said, look it over someone could see if if the car says the miles, >> right? If the wear and tear matches the miles, that's what you got to do. Yeah. >> So, you need someone to really >> mechanic. That's what you got to do. >> So, what are the basic things people should do to keep their car lasting long as possible? >> Yeah. You want to do your oil changes. You want to rotate your tires by just rotating your tires. You want to do it every oil change in my opinion. Uh the manu the manufacturer in the book will tell you how much to do it. But if you rotate your tires every oil change, cuz the intervals between oil changes is longer now, you'll double the life of your tires. Literally d means if you rotate it, typically a typical person on a lease would not need to switch their tires. >> Gas quality makes a difference or not. >> Um, the answer to that is basically go by what the book says. So if your book tells you 87, don't put it in 89. There's it's just a waste of