Pre Owned Imported Cars

It is best to consult with family and friends before deciding on the used car you want to buy. The internet is also a great source of information. It is best to take a mechanic along when you go to buy a car. A mechanic will be able to bring to fore certain defects that might escape a layman’s eye.

Ensure that all the documents are in place and make the seller puts all commitments in writing. Don’t let the marketing guys in a showroom push you into buying a used imported car that you don’t want to own. Check the original documents of the car to prevent any trouble later. Also, look out for the service history to know how well-maintained the vehicle is.

Keep a tab on the insurance and find out if it is a complete insurance or a third-party one. When you transfer the registration certificate in your name, also remember to transfer the insurance in your name. You will also need the original invoice of the car to ascertain the engine and the chassis number.

Watch out for the vehicle identification number— written in many places in the body. The vehicle identification will give you details about the particular type of car, including the year of manufacture. Even, if the seller tries to mislead you about the year of manufacture or other information, the vehicle identification number will help you find out the truth.

The most important thing to do is to check the car’s engine. Take a mechanic along and note that the odometer reading doesn’t depict the wear and tear of a vehicle. When deciding on a model, look for one that has a reputation for reliability.

Find details about the car’s history and grab a vehicle that hasn’t encountered any accident. The lower the mileage, the better is the car. But mileage is not the only factor, a minor dent or a few other things can be neglected if the car has a good mechanical condition.

Before buying the car take it for a test drive. Test it in as many conditions as possible and try to use all the functions.

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