Buying a car requires careful attention to every little detail. After all, later this trifle can turn into expensive repairs and spoiled mood from a long-awaited purchase.
Instructions
Step 1
If you buy a car at a car dealership, it doesn't matter if it is new or used, you still need to be responsible for signing all documents and thoroughly examining the car. When you pre-select a car, you conduct an initial inspection. The seller shows you the car that you ordered, or choose from those currently at the car dealer on the site. You must be given the opportunity to thoroughly inspect the machine and check the functionality of all its additional options.
Step 2
First of all, you need to start the car, listen to the engine, see if it smokes. Check the work of all electricians. Check the condition of the interior for any broken trim parts. Thoroughly inspect the entire body for chips and scratches. Even newer cars have body defects, so don't assume a new car doesn't need to be inspected.
Step 3
Clearly discuss with the seller the complete set of the car, what additional equipment you want to install on it. All these nuances should be recorded in the vehicle acceptance certificate from the seller to the buyer.
Step 4
After paying the cost of the car and additional equipment and services, preparing the necessary documents, you can pick up the car. Here, many buyers relax and hardly inspect the car. But during the time that he was in the car dealership, anything could happen to him. The car can be scratched by careless employees of the car dealership, carpets can be pulled out of it, for example, or the radio tape recorder can be changed to a cheaper one. Therefore, do not sign any papers if you haven’t seen the car yet. After your signature, it is very difficult to prove that there are defects in the car.
