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It looked clean and drove perfectly, but this 2016 Chevy Malibu was actually a financial total loss. Here is how I found the hidden damage before handing over the cash. If you are looking at a used car that seems "too good to be true," you need to watch this inspection. I went to look at a 2016 Chevrolet Malibu with 235,000 miles listed for $2,200. On the surface, it looked decent and even drove well down the highway. But when I plugged in my OBD2 scanner, the truth came out. In this video, I show you the exact steps I took to inspect this vehicle, the 9 critical trouble codes I found (including the dreaded P0420), and how I used the Car Value Scout app to calculate the real repair costs vs. the car's actual value. In this video, you will learn: • Why a "smooth drive" doesn't mean a car is healthy. • The red flag codes to look for (P0014, P0016, P0420). • How to use a simple OBD2 scanner to find hidden engine problems. • Pro Tip: How to get your codes read for FREE at AutoZone or O'Reillys if you don't have a scanner. • How to determine if a cheap car is worth fixing or if you should walk away. 🔍 Get the Car Value Scout App: https://carvaluescout.com Repair Resources Mentioned: P0420 Fix Link; https://cartalk.pandahub.com/car-tech... Link to Mass Air Flow Sensor Fix cost https://www.kbb.com/service-repair-gu... Timestamps: 0:00 - The Walkaround: 2016 Chevy Malibu ($2,200) 0:45 - Connecting the OBD2 Scanner 1:35 - Entering Data into Car Value Scout 2:00 - The 9 Hidden Trouble Codes Revealed 3:00 - The Shocking Math: Repairs ($4,996) vs Value ($3,400) 5:00 - Reviewing the Repair Costs (Catalytic Converter, etc.) 9:00 - Why We Walked Away (Ride to Work Ministries) 12:50 - How to get a Free Scan at AutoZone #UsedCarInspection #OBD2Scanner #ChevyMalibu #CarBuyingTips #MechanicAdvice #CarValueScout ________________________________________