Just make sure you look at the Carfax for the cars they have (I know, Carfax is only so good) most of them that I saw were either former rentals, been in an accident, and/or been in the northeast driven around on salt roads. Their pricing is always good, but you at what you pay for...

2 offlease experiences:

When I bought a car there they said it only had one key with it. No big deal I'll just get another from the dealer.....$500+ ouch I wasn't expecting that. I decide I will try to find one online cheaper, in the mean time I get an envelope mailed to me from Offlease......they found the other key! Problem solved.....for FREE!

My buddy who has worked at car dealers as a service writer for over 20 years has bought 3 cars from Offlease. Local highline dealers really don't give a break to their employees on price. Joe bought a C class with a manual transmission from Offlease. Car was fine but 8 months later he bought another boat, needed a tow vehicle. Went back to Offlease and traded the C class in......they gave him what he paid for it towards the F150! Now at other dealers the "price the trade high game" is normal but remember Offlease is fixed price, no haggle.

They are including "true frame" reports also. 3rd party inspections on a lot of the cars with descriptions and pics of any areas that may have been repaired. I haven't personally looked at the cars they inspected (to compare accuracy) but they look very detailed. Click on the carfax logo, then at the bottom it will say if they offer a true frame report, if so then click.

Here is one for a Bentley:
https://www.carfax.com/VehicleHistory/p/Report.cfx?partner=HNR_0&vin=SCBEC9ZA1EC095903#

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It says not available, but the link works!