🔎Properly inspecting a used car can save you money and prevent future problems.
🚗Visual checks include looking for dents, scratches, and misaligned panels.
🛠️Check the wheels, tires, and brake discs for any damage or wear.
🔧Inspect the engine, belts, and fluids to ensure everything is in good condition.
🚦Take the car for a test drive and pay attention to any unusual noises or handling issues.
What should I check when inspecting a used car?
—When inspecting a used car, check the body panels, wheels, tires, engine, belts, fluids, and take it for a test drive.
How can I check for any hidden faults in a used car?
—Use a fixed sensor to check for any fault codes that might not trigger a check engine light.
What should I look for in the service history of a used car?
—Look for regular maintenance and service records, including oil changes and other scheduled maintenance.
Why is a test drive important when buying a used car?
—A test drive allows you to evaluate the car's handling, acceleration, braking, and listen for any unusual noises.
How can I negotiate the price based on the inspection findings?
—Use the inspection findings as bargaining points to negotiate a lower price or request repairs before finalizing the purchase.
00:00Buying a used car can be a stressful process.
00:50Inspect the body panels, wheels, and tires for any damage or wear.
02:43Use a fixed sensor to check for any fault codes that might not trigger a check engine light.
04:53Check the service history and fluid levels to ensure regular maintenance.
08:52Take the car for a test drive and listen for any unusual noises or handling issues.
