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Inspect the engine, tires, brakes, mileage, accident history, and service records. A professional inspection is also recommended.
Dealers offer warranties and legal protections, while individual sellers may have lower prices but come with higher risks.
Check the car’s history report using services like Carfax or AutoCheck, which provide details on accidents, ownership history, and title status.
A car with over 100,000 miles may require more maintenance, but proper service history matters more than just mileage.
Yes, a pre-purchase inspection by a trusted mechanic can identify hidden issues and prevent costly repairs in the future.
Research the market price, check for defects, and be prepared to walk away if the deal isn’t right.
Ensure you get the title, bill of sale, service records, emissions test results, and warranty details if applicable.
Use VIN check services, inspect the body for mismatched paint, and check gaps between panels for signs of repair.
Most used car sales are final unless there’s a return policy or a serious legal issue with the sale.
Banks, credit unions, and dealerships offer loans for used cars. Compare interest rates and terms before deciding.
CPO cars are inspected, refurbished, and come with extended warranties, making them a safer choice than standard used cars.
Check the VIN against databases like the National Insurance Crime Bureau (NICB) to verify its authenticity.
Some may have existing factory warranties or dealer-provided warranties, while private sales usually do not include warranties.
Test acceleration, braking, steering, and suspension, and listen for unusual noises before making a decision.
Newer used cars have better technology and safety features, while older cars are cheaper but may require more repairs.