Now
that you've chosen the car you want, it may seem like all you need to
do is to pay the used
car dealer and drive off into the sunset. Unfortunately, it's not
as easy as all that. You need to check the quality of the used car
before you put down your money. Here's a simple guide to ensure that
you've got a good buy:
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Start with the exterior. When making the final check, start from the outside. Chips and dents should be noticeable on the exterior; they may be cosmetic in nature, but that doesn't mean you don't want to fix them. The tires and windshields should be the priority, though. Inspect them for cracks or leaks and take note of what needs to be replaced.