There are a lot of details to consider when buying a used car. Often not entirely conscientious sellers try to hide the flaws of the car. Even newer machines may have errors. It is important to detect hidden defects in the car in time in order to avoid unnecessary problems in the future.
The most common car defect is smudges. In new cars, it is very rare to find smudges in a conspicuous place, however, if you look closely, you can see small smudges of paint on the hood or on the door, which were made due to non-compliance with the production technology during painting. Therefore, before buying a used car, you need to check the body for smudges, as this may indicate that the car was once in an accident and was repainted, and if it is new, then this indicates the carelessness of the painter and production violations.
Also, during transportation, the car could receive scratches and dents, which can be corrected by straightening and putty, and then painting it again. Therefore, you also need to look exactly at the smudges, as this may indicate that the car has been damaged. Exactly the same problems can arise with a new car.
There is a special device called a thickness gauge that can be used to find the seal spot where the car has been putty and painted. Be careful when buying in order not to buy a car with pre-existing defects.
It is necessary to pay attention to the condition of the body not only when buying a used car, but also when buying a new one from the salon.
