Some of the most important things to look for when buying a used car are: the car's service history, the paint surface for signs of emerging rust, the upholstery for small tears that may spread, and mileage and age. Cars wear out not only with mileage but with age so a 7 year old car with low miles might not be a better option than a 3 year old car with high miles.
Inexpensive used cars can be had through private party (person to person) rather than from dealers. Look on craigslist.com or motors.ebay.com for local listings.
If someone is going to look for a used car they need to work out first what the budget is. Then they need to know what sort of car they are looking for and also have some idea of mechanical faults to look out for when checking the car.
You should look for the engine defects when looking at a cheap and used car. You really don't know where that car has come from, so you need to make sure the engine is nice and good.
There is no real advantage when it comes to where the used car was located when it comes to buying a used car. You should always buy a used car from a reptitable dealer and always have the car check out with your local mechanic.
It depends on a person's individual needs. If a person is looking to have a full extension vehicle, for everyday use, they should look into buying a new vehicle because it will run longer and better.
You should look to see if they are reliable as in holding up to what they say and make sure you have a bill of sales that states clearly the condition of the car.
You should look into trading your car to a nice used car dealership. A good used car dealership will take what your old car is worth and put it towards your new car.
You should look out for most of the same things that you look out for in any used car. You should be wary of any car that they don't let you see or bring to you mechanic before purchase. Also, test driving it to see if it makes any noises is important.
it is both of their faults because the person who was backing up should have look more carefully and the the other car should check where they are going
the very first thing you should look when buying a used car is it's mileage although it can be altered in some cases then also look for the VIN of the car to check it's history if it has been involve in any accident or so. To be sure also you need to ask a professional mechanic to check the condition of the car.
The crash rate and possibility of being broken down should be used in car valuation. Many cars are being over advertised for their look and not their reliability.
Buying a used car can be a great way to save money. However leasing may also be a good option to look in to.