It is possible to get a great bargain when purchasing a used car, but on the other hand if you know very little about cars then you could end up with a rust bucket that wont move from the side of the kerb. So how do know how to go about purchasing a good used car as opposed to a rust bucket? Here are some top tips to help you.
The first tip is to make sure that you test drive the car for at least 30 minutes. This should give you adequate time to get the feel of the car and test out all you need to.
Check to make sure the lights work, test the handling and steering, make sure the engine idles smoothly and that there is no smoke coming from the exhaust. Make sure that the car isnt pulling towards one side and that the brakes work effectively. Does the CD player or radio work? Is there a blind spot?
These are all things that you need to look at.
On the exterior of the car, always make sure that you perform the standard quick checks on the car. These should include checking for rust on the sills, wheel arches, suspension mountings and bottoms of the doors.
Check the door panels for body filler with a standard magnet and check the seals on the...
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