Ask around about the person who owns the dealership. Call or contact the Better Business Bureau. Ask if they stand behind, not literally, the cars they sell, now days most will offer a warranty package, its really not that expensive and gives you peace of mind and if he is honest, and not out to scam, he probally will. If not, use your gut instint, Always take a friend or observant person with you because they may pick up on things you don’t. Always remember, you get what you pay for.
1. Check the VIN numbers one should be visiable through drivers side window where the dash and window meet.
2. get a car fax (history) on vehicle
3. Spend the $80.00 to have a mechanic put it on the sun machine.
4. Never buy a used sports car, I dont care how many miles are on it.
5. go on line and get thr TSB (techinal service bullitens) for the year make and model
6. also see if there has been any recalls on that vehicle.
7. see if the seller will give you a 24 hour change your mind agreement
8. if in california get a smog cert.
9. check under hood. any oil or fluids sprayed in compartment
10. never buy a vehicle that has expired tags
11. make sure you get the title.
Dont Do it.
Ask around about the person who owns the dealership. Call or contact the Better Business Bureau. Ask if they stand behind, not literally, the cars they sell, now days most will offer a warranty package, its really not that expensive and gives you peace of mind and if he is honest, and not out to scam, he probally will. If not, use your gut instint, Always take a friend or observant person with you because they may pick up on things you don’t. Always remember, you get what you pay for.
The first thing you need to do is take the car to a trusted mechanic. If the owner says no then he’s hiding something.
1. Check the VIN numbers one should be visiable through drivers side window where the dash and window meet.
2. get a car fax (history) on vehicle
3. Spend the $80.00 to have a mechanic put it on the sun machine.
4. Never buy a used sports car, I dont care how many miles are on it.
5. go on line and get thr TSB (techinal service bullitens) for the year make and model
6. also see if there has been any recalls on that vehicle.
7. see if the seller will give you a 24 hour change your mind agreement
8. if in california get a smog cert.
9. check under hood. any oil or fluids sprayed in compartment
10. never buy a vehicle that has expired tags
11. make sure you get the title.