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Why are CARDONE new cv axles less expensive than CARDONE remanufactured CV axles?

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Old May 24, 2011 | 12:34 PM
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Need to purchase of set of CV axles. I have used CARDONE remanufactured in the past, and they worked out good. I am on RockAuto to buy another set, and noticed the same axle new is a little cheaper than the remanufactured. And the remanufactured requires shipping back of the old core.

Any thoughts on how this can be? I recall they remaufactured their cv axles in Mexico, and I assume the new axles likely from China.
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Old May 24, 2011 | 12:38 PM
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There also may be an instance where a supplier is trying to liquidate stock. Usually new is more expensive then reman, and is harder to sell.

Also, keep in mind, you get what you pay for.
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For the CARDONE CV Axles, they are the same company. The new and remanufactured are actually they same price, but there is a core deposit on the remanufactured of $100 per axle, no core charge and nothing to return if buying new.

Outlay for new CARDONE axles (left and right) $45 X2 + $20 shipping= $110

Outlay for remanufactured axles (left and right) $45 X2, +40 shipping (have to send back old), plus core $100 x2= $330... (200 will get returned when cores are received).

Why would someone lay out $330 for remanufactured (really $130 when extra actions are completed) when you can get hassle free for $110? There must be a reason......
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We have seen problems with certain new axles in certain cars. Just do a good visual inspection.

I have seen more than 1 new Subaru axle tear up after a very short time. I can't comment on other vehicles yet.
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