🔍Inspect the seats for rips, tears, and wear
💺Check if power seats work in all directions
⚠️Examine the floor mats for water or soft spots
🚗Inspect the brake pedal for wear, indicating mileage accuracy
🧹Check under the floor mats and in the trunk for leaks or water damage
What should I check when inspecting the interior of a used car?
—Inspect the seats, floor mats, pedals, and trunk for any signs of damage or leaks.
Why is it important to check the power seats?
—If the power seats don't work properly, it can be expensive to fix and may affect your driving comfort.
What does a worn brake pedal indicate?
—A worn brake pedal can indicate that the car has higher mileage than claimed by the seller.
Why should I check for water or leaks under the floor mats?
—Water or leaks can indicate potential issues with the car, such as rust or a heater core leak.
How can I tell if the car has been in a rear-end collision?
—Inspect the spare tire carrier for any signs of damage or indentation, which may suggest a previous rear-end collision.
00:00In this video, we'll guide you through how to thoroughly inspect the interior of a used car.
01:50Check the power seats to ensure they work in all directions.
03:59Inspect the brake pedal for wear, indicating potential mileage discrepancies.
06:32Inspect the floor mats and trunk for any signs of leaks or water damage.
09:56Perform a final check of the exterior before going for a test drive.
