What to Pay Attention to When Buying a Used Car?

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When buying a used car, pay attention to: 1. Check if the patterns on the front and back pages of the vehicle license match when combined, and verify if the photo and chassis number on the license match the vehicle; 2. Vehicle insurance, confirm if the chassis number and engine number on the insurance policy match those on the vehicle license, and if the policy is still valid; 3. Vehicle registration certificate, check if the font on the registration certificate matches that on the vehicle license, and if the chassis number and engine number are the same as on the license. Also, verify if the manufacturing date and registration date align with the dealer's description, and check if the registration records show frequent transfers in a short period; 4. Inspect the screws on the car body components. If the vehicle has been repaired, screws may have been removed and parts replaced. In case of an accident, the original factory-fixed screws may have been loosened or replaced.