The floods in Romania have led to a large number of damaged cars being sold without damage claims.
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The floods in Romania have led to an increase in advertisements offering damaged or wrecked cars, many being sold without mentioning the defects. Experts warn of the dangers of buying such cars, as they may have major electrical, electronic, engine, transmission or bodywork faults. The below-market price may also be an indication of possible damage.
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