Buy Used Car

Q.I want some advise on how to buy a used > car

A.First decide what kind of vehicle. Car, van or P/U. How many doors. Size of engine. A/C or not. Auto or standard. etc. Foreign or domestic. Used vehicle, your most likely better of getting domestic since parts very much cheaper. Most important. Have someone with you who unlike yourselfwill not fall in love with the vehicle and brush of problems. Besides taking a knowedgable person, insist on having your mechanic inspect the car prior to purchasing. Although he can't climn into the engine and transmission to see what's doing, he can give a fairly good estimate as to the condtion of the car and if the car was taken care of by the past owner. Your mechanic will charge you for this service but it is well worth it.

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