When inspecting a vehicle, certain signs can point to past flood exposure. Knowing these red flags can save you from making a bad purchase. Pay close attention to how the car smells. A musty ...

Every year, flood waters damage or destroy thousands of cars. Carfax estimates 454,000 flooded cars returned to the road from all natural disasters last year, and experts say ‘buyer beware,’ because ...

Even worse, that same vehicle can then be taken back to its home state with no sign of foul play and then sold to an unsuspecting buyer. A car submerged in flood waters will end up having water ...

But how can you tell if a car has been flooded? A musty odor, damp or mismatched carpets, rust around the doors and pedals and inside the hood and mud under the seats are all signs you are looking ...

Following is a transcript of the video. This waterproof cover protects your car in a flood. It’s called the Flood Guard. It claims to protect your car from floating away or being damaged by debris.

A flood damaged car means big trouble for the owner and potentially, also for any unsuspecting buyer who might be looking at purchasing the vehicle at some point in the future. Here we examine ...