normally they report recalls on a carfax.t of a lag between the announcement of the recall and when the vins, vehicle identification numbers get reported. if you check the carfax of vehicles recalled today, those su very muchs most recently recalled, it comes up with a clean carfax, no recalls reported. david: wow. >> the thing to do if you're think about buying a car, go to the nhtsa website, the government website. you see what it looks i can up on your screen. we have it at foxbusiness.com, with our story, the link there. check it with the year, model number and your vehicle. don't trust the carfax right now. david: wow. cheryl: good advice. david: foxbusiness.com. the nhtsa website. we'll give you a link there. thank you, jeff. >>> we asked you on twitter and facebook if you think the u.s. should give up its role in overseeing domain names on the internet to the united nations in roy on twitter told us, it's a bad idea asking the u.n. has enough problems to deal with. cheryl: robert on twitter says keep domain names in th

last year according to new research by carfax 3.5 million used cars under recall were sold online.lifornia 215,000 cars with an unfixed problem were for sale online, the second highest in the country. >> recalls aren't something that are the top of our list when we're shopping for a used car. we're more worried about the color, the mileage. >> reporter: this month and next we'll see the most number of used cars listed online and car fact says recalls need to be one of the first things to ask about. general motors recalled millions of cars and suvs with faulty ignition switches and other problems. it's up to the vehicle owner to actually fix the issue. gunderson says she'll always check for any open recalls in the future. >>> more details now, other statics from carfax. on average one in nine vehicles listed online have an unknown defect and most car dealerships will check cars and fix recalled parts for free. >>> state wildlife officials filed an environmental complaint against san jose over a homeless encampment right along coyote creek. department of fish and wildlife officials s

don't trust the carfax in this particular case. adam, back to you. adam: jeff flock, thank you very much. cheryl: for more on the legal ramifications for people selling recalled vehicles, we're joined by judge andrew napolitano. what do you make of this? especially for consumers, there's no truth in advertising. >> gm has enormous market power with its dealers, and gm could very well insert into the franchise agreement you cannot sell a used gm car without informing the potential buyer of a, b, c, d and e. and if it has chosen not to do so -- and not to pick on gm, none of the manufacturers do that. the rule of thumb is this, obviously, a brand new car you have to -- from a dealer, you've got to reveal everything. a used car you must answer honest will hi and fully and completely whatever questions are asked, but you need not volunteer anything. so that's the general rule of thumb with respect to a new car, to a used car, even if it's been recalled. adam: my grandfather was a used car dealer, and he might take issue with something you said. what if i