Why vehicle history check is essential before buying a used car (1)

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Purchasing a used vehicle can be exhausting as
there are so many things to consider and check.
You dont want to be fooled by a nicely polished
car that is filled to the brim with defects.
Having a particular direction makes it easier to
walk, same goes for a used car, if we know what
to look for then we can make our purchase that
much smooth.
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Fortunately, several resources and tools can help
you make an informed purchase we at Car
Analytics know how frustrating it can be to find
out every detail about a used car and then
organizing that data.  We provide full vehicle
data checks that gives you all the information
you must have before buying any used vehicle.
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Car Analytics provides 70k FREE vehicle check
reports to the used car community on a monthly
basis, we generate all these vehicle history
checks to show that we provide a comprehensive
and detailed report for a very reasonable cost
and dont rely on our brand name and rip off your
wallet unlike some agencies who claim to have
been in this industry for a long time.
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Have you shortlisted your car yet? Guidelines to
buying a used vehicle We provide a list of what
you can do in an orderly manner to avoid any
hassle that may arise from buying a useless
second hand car a.k.a "lemon" 1. Do your own
research Before jumping onto the billing
bandwagon, make a list of the vehicles youre
targeting. Once you have your list, get help from
Car Analytics, check the cars you have on your
list using the registration number and check the
details. When you have prepared on what you need
and what the market has to offer, it will be easy
to filter out the jewels from the so called
lemons.
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2. Valuation Mileage and vehicle age can affect a
cars value, cars of the same make and model may
have variations in price due to these
differences. Our vehicle valuation reports can
help you decide the market price for the vehicle
you intend to buy. 3. Question the dealer While
contacting a dealer or an individual seller, it
is best practice to get as much information
possible about the used vehicle, always question
if you feel any uncertainty during the purchase.
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We have a variety of reports that can tend to
your needs and also answer the questions that
follow Here we have some Frequently Asked
Questions regarding a used car screening  Are
there any outstanding finances left?  What is
the count of Keepers history?  Has the car been
set for scrapping?  What is the actual
mileage without clocking?  Was the car involved
in any accidents or police records?  Has the car
undergone any brutal damage, will it be safe to
drive again? 4. Inspect Before taking your
vehicle on a test drive, always ensure you
inspect the conditions of the vehicle and check
for any signs of chassis repair, flood damage,
or rust that could potentially wreak havoc on you
in the near future. Take help from a car mechanic
for a detailed diagnosis.
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5. Test drive After giving the car a thorough
inspection, its time to get the wheels turning.
Drive the car in a large parking lot and on a
road where you can drive the vehicle above 60
mph. To evaluate the used car, observe all
features whilst driving.
Steering-wheel behaviour Brake timing and
response Windshield wiper degree of freedom Air
conditioning/heating Power windows Headlights,
directional lights and taillights Pay attention
to the engine sounds to notice any erratic
behaviour.
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6. Check your full vehicle history           Note
down the VRN (Vehicle Registration Number)
or registration plate number and get a full
vehicle check at Car Analytics, a comprehensive
and detailed vehicle report for rock-bottom
prices in this profiteering and wallet draining
market.
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