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  2. Begin by entering the dealership name and code at the top of the form. This information is crucial for record-keeping.
  3. Fill in the vehicle details, including year, make, model, and VIN. Ensure accuracy as this data is essential for identification.
  4. Proceed through each inspection section, marking items as 'Passed', 'Repaired', or 'Replaced' based on your evaluations. Use checkboxes for clarity.
  5. For any items that require attention, provide additional notes in the designated sections at the end of each category to document specific issues.
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What to check when buying a used car Research used car ratings and rankings. You should also research the make and models general history. Give the car a quick look for issues. Take the car on the road for a test drive. Inspecting a used car with a trusted mechanic.
Inspect the Vehicle Carefully Body condition: Check each panel and the roof, looking for scratches, dents, and rust. Glass: Look carefully at the glass to make sure there are no s or large, pocked areas. Suspension: Walk around the car to see whether its sitting level.
When buying a used vehicle, the usual rule of thumb is to avoid purchasing one with more than 100,000 miles. The high mileage could mean a lot of wear and tear on the vehicle, even with regular preventive maintenance, and it could also signal that repairs and performance issues will likely be needed in the near future.
Body Condition: Look for rust, dents, scratches, and the proper alignment of body panels. Paint: Look for mismatched paint colors, which may indicate repairs after an accident. Glass: Inspect for s or chips in the windshield and windows. Lights: Ensure all are intact and functioning properly.
Deciding which car to buy depends on your preferences and situation, but the 20/3/8 rule could help you make your choice. The rule recommends a 20% down payment, a three-year financing term and car expenses that equal 8% or less of your monthly income.
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