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Take the stress out of buying a used car by asking these important questions.
The vehicle's history report is like its resume. It provides details about previous accidents, repairs, and ownership history. A clean report builds trust, while red flags can save you from costly surprises.
This is especially helpful when dealing with private sellers. Knowing the seller’s reason for parting with the car can offer clues about potential problems.
The car’s accident history can impact its condition and market value. It’s essential to know, even if only minor repairs were needed, so you can make an informed choice.
While mileage isn’t everything, it gives insight into how much life the car has left. Combine this with its age and maintenance history to assess its overall health.
A test drive helps you identify any mechanical or comfort-related issues. Pay attention to how the car handles, brakes, and accelerates during the drive.
Many used cars include transferable warranties or service plans. Having this information can help you avoid costly repairs later.
Having a mechanic inspect the car before purchase can reveal hidden problems that aren’t immediately obvious. Reputable sellers usually welcome this request.
Routine maintenance plays a crucial role in prolonging a car's lifespan. Request service records to verify that the car was properly maintained.
Be ready to negotiate on the price. Point out any flaws or issues you've noticed to help secure a better deal.
Dealerships sometimes add fees for documentation, registration, or delivery. Knowing these upfront will help you avoid surprises at closing.
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