When you look for a new car, what do you look for?
Most people prioritize safety, gas mileage, and affordability, while others opt for manufacturer, design, or even color. Some people insist on buying new cars, while others are more than fine with a used car.
I doubt any of you have sought out to purchase a car in hopes of finding some kind of secret buried within the doors of the car, yet — it happens.
Car salesmen have a reputation for being smarmy hucksters desperate to make a sale — look at how this car salesman celebrates getting paid if you’re in doubt — so I can’t help but wonder how the salesman in the story below would react if he knew just how valuable the used car he was selling actually was.
It all started when an anonymous man purchased a used car…
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The man purchased the car from the police department after hearing you could get a great deal on confiscated vehicles.
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However, the car had a few problems. Rather than take it to a mechanic, he decided to do some repairs on his own to save money.
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When he tore the plastic off the door, he saw something hidden.
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He removed the plastic frame from the door and noticed a black bag had been hidden inside.
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He brought the bag into his home and found that inside were several brick-like objects wrapped in duct tape. He was nervous about what could have been hidden inside, but he decided to peek a little further.
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The duct tape covered stacks and stacks of 10-dollar bills.
Some of the stacks even had 20-dollar bills. Because the money was found in a police-confiscated vehicle, the man who found the money chooses to remain anonymous.
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He has deleted his initial post so that the person who hid the money can’t track the stash to him.
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What would you do if you found this kind of money in your new car?