What to Pay Attention to When Buying a Used Car to Avoid Being Scammed?
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When buying a used car, pay attention to the following points to avoid being scammed: Engine inspection: Start the engine and listen for any abnormal sounds. Press the accelerator to the floor and then release it suddenly to observe if there is any shaking. If the engine can smoothly reach high RPM (or return to idle speed) without any abnormal sounds, it indicates the engine is in good condition. Body inspection: Check the most hidden parts of the car to see if the paint here matches the exterior paint. If it doesn't match, it indicates the car has undergone major repairs or been involved in a significant accident requiring extensive repairs or replacements. Check vehicle documents: Ensure the vehicle's documents are legal and complete. Check the car's paperwork, registration certificate, and driving license, then compare the chassis number and engine number.