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What are 3 things on the used car buying safety list?

Exterior + Tires Windshield free of cracks. Trunk and driver-side door lock and unlock with key. Hazard lights work properly. Directional signals and headlights, including high beams, work properly. Body panel colors match. Magnet adheres to all steel body panels. Paint job that hasn't been compromised or done badly.

What are 3 things you can do to protect yourself when buying a used car?

How to Protect Yourself When Buying a Used Car in 7 Easy Steps Don't Skip the Test Drive. ... Check the Car's Title. ... Expect to Get a Free Vehicle History Report. ... But Don't Rely Solely on That Report. ... Check for Recalls. ... Contact the Previous Owner. ... Get a Mechanic's Inspection.

How can you tell if a used car is bad?

Look for these nasty signs when you're shopping, or you might end up with a clunker that you'll totally regret. Smoking. ... Mismatched Body Panels or A Noticeable Paint Job. ... Mismatched or Worn-Out Tires. ... Dirty Fluids. ... Beginner Modifications. ... Check Engine Light. ... Suspicious Fixes. ... Salvage Title.

What should I consider before buying a used car?

Here are seven things you need to do before buying a used car. Define what you want and do your research. ... Set your budget. ... Consider all of your financing options. Run a Carfax report. ... Do a test drive. ... Get the car inspected. ... Be prepared to walk away.

What should you inspect on an engine?

Basic inspection for an engine tune-up Spark plugs and wires to check for wear and proper performance. All gaskets and seals of the engine, looking for dirt, grime or leaking fluids. Ignition timing. PCV valve. Idle speed. Belts and hoses.

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