Vehicle sellers have been rolling back odometers for years to dubiously increase the market value of a used car.
The introduction of digital odometers as made this much easier, all you need is a laptop and a simple Google search to find software that could roll back your odometer in seconds.

About 450,000 cars have the odometers rolled back every year, it’s possible to take up to 45,000 to 60,000 miles off of each odometer which artificially inflates the value, and in addition anyone who buys these cars may have costly repairs sooner than expected.

Here are a few simple tips to help you avoid being a victim:

1)Makes sure the wear and tear on the inside and outside of the car match the mileage reading on the odometer.

2)Get a vehicle history report and follow the mileage history.

3)Finally get the car inspected by a mechanic before you buy it.