WHY DO PICTURES OF INTERIOR DOORS?

Asked by Susan Oct 21, 2021 at 02:52 PM about the 2007 Toyota Tacoma

Question type: Car Customization

IT IS A MATTER OF COURTESY AND COMMON SENSE THAT THE
INTERIOR DOORS AND OTHER INTERIOR FEATURES OF ANY CAR FOR
SALE SHOULD NOT BE OBSCURED.    WHEN THEY REFUSE TO POST
PICTURES SHOWING WHAT TYPE OF DOORS THEY HAVE, IT'S
EQUIVALENT TO SAYING THEY'RE NOT GOING TO TELL YOU.   I ALWAYS
MOVE ON FROM THESE AND REFUSE TO DO BUSINESS WITH THEM.

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James answered 3 years ago

Vehicle pictures are usually taken by a professional photographer who knows how to angle the shots to not show imperfections, check engine lights being on, etc. Pictures are a good tool to use when shopping for a vehicle. But you should always view the vehicle in person or have it inspected by a professional inspection company if buying long distance. Hope that helps! Jim

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