Too good to be true

Cant beleive got two similar ads posted claiming the 2007 Camry XLE with about 27000 miles on it for under $5000.00.
It was not posted on ebay originally but on Craigs list but when we wanted to buy it, both of them mentioned they want to do it thru ebay. Again both are living in the Army base camps, both claim the cars are fantastic and both are single owners and the cars have best records. Can't beleive why the price is so low...what is the catch? Are the cars paid off....do I have to carry their loans...they are not saying so.


Please suggest shoud I buy it or not...what am I missing?

There are many cars advertised like those. If the deal is too good to be true, it's not true. Pass and don't look back. This is a scam.

May have salvage titles.

I would check the history of the vehicles online with the VIN #'s.... you might be getting more than you bargained for.

the vehicles don't even exist.....ask to see it in person, say you'll bring cash. they do the same thing with purebred dogs etc. they look for money up front, you get shafted in return.