Buying a used vehicle safely begins before seeing it in person. Ask for the essential information: origin, mileage, maintenance history and any relevant repairs.
During the visit, compare the chassis number with the documents, review the overall condition and request an independent technical inspection when needed.
The test drive should include city streets, a faster road and low-speed maneuvers. Listen for noises, check dashboard warnings and confirm that every system works.
Finally, put the price, what is included with delivery and any agreed warranty in writing. Clarity protects both parties.