Buying a used car should mainly focus on three aspects: price, procedures, and vehicle condition. The details are as follows: 1. Price: When choosing a used car, it is essential to respect its price. Online platforms offer transparent pricing, and after searching, you can get a general price range. You can also refer to the prices in the used car market. After online comparisons and on-site inspections at the market, you can have a relatively accurate grasp of the price for the selected model. 2. Procedures: Procedures are more important than the vehicle condition. It's best to avoid a car if there are issues with its procedures. You must confirm whether the vehicle's documents are authentic and complete, whether the engine number and chassis number on the documents match those on the vehicle, whether the vehicle can be transferred, whether there are any mortgages, court seizures, financial disputes, unresolved violations, or if the inspection and insurance have expired. For vehicles owned by companies, check if there are any specific local requirements for transfer. 3. Vehicle Condition: Pay close attention to the condition of the used car. Even if a car with poor condition is cheap, you should consider it carefully. After identifying your ideal model, if your budget allows, try to choose a car that is as new as possible. A newer model usually means less usage intensity, and some cars may not even have exceeded the original warranty period in terms of time and mileage.
