A man who bought an Italian used Volkswagen was shocked to find that the former owner had hidden the lit engine light on the car panel with insulating tape.
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The video was posted on Tiktok by the European car salesman Cars & Millions With the caption: “I was fooled to buy a car in Italy.”
In the clip, which has accumulated more than 1.9 million views, he shows the moment he found that the old owner had hidden the engine light on the panel with black tape.
“I don’t believe what I see, look at that. Look, man. They covered the engine light,” he explained just before pulling the piece of sticker that was covering the orange light from the car panel.
At the bottom of the panel, it was still possible to see a low tire pressure icon below the GPS map. In addition, the car indicates that it is over 195,000 km in the odometer.
“What’s wrong with these people, man? Like, how can they let this happen, man? The engine light is lit, look. Look at the ribbon. Like, you’re playing with me, man?” He lamented.
And the problems of the vehicle did not stop there. Then he directed the camera to the central arm armrest of the driver’s seat, which had signs of wear. “Look at this, man, look at this,” commented the disappointed buyer, pointing to the aesthetic damage inside.
Then he recorded the car’s automatic glass button, which was broken in half. He also explained that the vehicle damage had not been exposed to him before the purchase. “Everything that was hidden in the photos when I bought the car.”
@carsandmillionsclipsI got scammed with a car from italy…
Photo and Video: tiktok @carsandmillionsclips. This content was created with the help of AI and revised by the editorial team.
