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Buying for a Used Car - Outside Assessment Tips
- Check the paintwork for bubbles and color differences, which could indicate rust or an accident
- Use a fridge magnet to check suspicious areas for body filler - the magnet won't stick to filler
- Panels that don't seem to fit properly, or doors, the boot lid and windows that don't open and close properly can indicate the car's been in an accident
- Check for:
- Cracks in the windshield
- Worn or rusted windshield wipers
- Cracked or corroded mirrors
- Broken Light lenses
- Check for the tires, including the spare, for sufficient tread and uneven wear (which can show a problem with the steering or suspension)
- Check under the car for oil leaks
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All of these are great things to look for in a good used car. I always check for cracks in the windshield, no matter how small. Even a small crack can cause a lot of damage down the road. Also like you point out checking the paint of the car is a great thing to look at. Thanks for the great list of things to check when buying a used car. http://www.gcoautos.com/Testimonials.aspx
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