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2018 Nissan Rouge SV AWD 124k miles with proper maintenance record and transmission fluid changed at 84k. Priced at $8500. Should I go ahead?

Please suggest me guys.

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u/engimb — 9 hours ago
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Is this 2011 Subaru Forester with a brand-new dealer-installed engine a unicorn or a trap? ($7,000)

Hi everyone,
I’m looking for some honest feedback on a used car deal I am negotiating. It’s a 2011 Subaru Forester 2.5X Premium.
The Price: Listed at $7,000. The dealership gave me an out-the-door (OTD) price of $7,900
The Odometer: The chassis has around 108,000 miles on it.
The Good (Major Mechanical Work Done):
The CARFAX shows 45 detailed service records, and a certified Subaru dealer recently replaced major components.
Brand-new factory engine short block core installed by Subaru.
Brand-new timing belt installed.
Brand-new steering rack and pinion.
Brand-new power steering pump.
Fresh professional transmission fluid flush.
The Bad / Concerns:
Accident History: The CARFAX lists 3 separate "Minor Damage" incidents. No airbags deployed, and no structural/frame damage is noted. it looks like they were mostly cosmetic parking lot or bumper incidents, but it's still 3 accidents.
Immediate Maintenance Needed: It needs new tires, front brakes (pads and rotors), and spark plugs right away. I estimate this will cost me about $1,500 out of pocket.

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u/engimb — 2 days ago
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Should I buy Toyota Camry LE 1999 for $3k?

It’s a good condition 84k miles driven Toyota Camry LE 1999 with clean title used by elderly lady. It was not used quite a some time now but once jump started, running smooth with everything operational (AC, Heat, Windows). Some pollen dirt on rubber frames and back of the car. Otherwise looks everything fine. What else should I check? Will it be a decent first car? I haven’t owned any cars before and want something at low prices to get used to.

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u/engimb — 13 days ago