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Tips for Buying a used car
We will take you through the buying process, give you some pointers that will tilt the odds in your favor, and ultimately try to make the whole experience little simple.
The feel
Drive a few different examples of the same model to give you a feel for what the vehicle should drive like.
Determine Your Budget
How much do you want to spend? Before going through the whole selection process, you need to establish your buying parameters. The amount of money you want to spend will greatly influence the type of vehicle you buy.
Narrow Your Choices
You need to decide on the type of vehicle you want. This will save you a lot of running around and wasted time. Keep in mind that the same amount of money can get you a better car.
Now you are at the point of physically looking at and test driving vehicles. At this point, you should be looking for reasons not to buy the car. Do all you can to verify its history. Inquire about accidents, major repairs, previous owners and what the vehicle was used for.
Although you should have any used vehicle inspected by a qualified mechanic before buying, there are some things you can check out on your own that may help you spot a clunker that isn't worth pursuing.
Hear are some more handy tips that you need to remember when you look for buying used cars:
* Check the car for physical defects.
* Check the car preferably during day time.
This will help you find the defects like denting, paint job done on the vehicle etc.
* Check the flooring, bodyline, dash board, tyre condition, functioning of wipers, lights, hand brakes, bumpers for any defects/rusting/abnormalities.
* Ask a mechanic or expert to prepare a check list on the finer points like suspension performance, clutch plate setting, wheel balancing.
* Check the speedometer - make sure that the speedometer is not tampered with.
  
* Test drive the car
This is the best way to put your anxieties to rest by driving the car over different terrains.
* Check performance of air conditioner, braking system and other accessories.
* Check the documents of the car you intend to buy.
 
Check for:
* Transfer of ownership documents.
* RTO tax receipt.
* Registration documents to check if there is no lien on the car.
* You can get your agent to ascertain the authenticity of these documents.
* Check the insurance documents.
* This document is needed at the time of transfer of the vehicle in your name.
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