Too Good to be TRue?

This plainly is too good of a deal. I mean this car is priced $10,000 dollars below Kelley Blue Book. I don't mind if it has a few problems but this car has to have something majorly wrong for it to be priced this low. I can't seem to enter the Seller's website. Tell me what you guys think.

http://used-cars.autos.yahoo.com/usedcars/detail/index.html?cid=automobiles-1093885097-4428003&dst=650.71&rsr=bWFrZT10b3lvdGEmbW9kZWw9NzUwMDA3ODk1JmNsX3k9MT k5MCZjaF95PTIwMDQmY2xfcHJpY2U9JmNoX3ByaWNlPSZjbF9t aT0mY2hfbWk9JmNrPVR1cmJvJmd1cj1hbnkmY3N6PTQ3NDAxJn Z0eXBlPWF1dG9zJm1rPVRveW90YSZtbz1TdXByYQ--#bogus

Another thing I just noticed is that at the end of the link it says "#bogus" you can see it above this sentence. What the Hell?

Do you really think an MKIV will sell for blue book ever, especially a Turbo? Your going to be very hard pressed to find a TT for 17K unless it's wrecked/salvaged. Remember if it sounds to good to be true it probably is.

Why don't website monitor their ads. This being yahoo I would assume they would pay some attention to the validity of their ads. Well it was good while it lasted.