How to Buy a Used Car?
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Stand in the middle of the front of the car and compare. Minor scratches and dings are not a big deal, but if the damage involves the frame, you should think carefully. The condition of the car's interior can also indicate whether the vehicle has undergone major repairs. Commonly used reference points include the mileage and the airbag light. The most critical aspect of buying a used car is ensuring all documents and fees are in order. This includes the tax payment certificate, the original purchase invoice, the vehicle certification, the registration certificate, and so on.