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Ten Tips to Inspect a Used Car
Inspect the body of your car
 

Inspect the body in a well-lit area, or better yet, get a good look at the car in daylight hours. Look for evidence of an accident, such as uneven gaps between the doors and body panel, uneven body moldings or crooked trim pieces. The doors should open and close smoothly. Also look for signs of welding, shiny new bolts, bright new trim pieces, and over spray around the doors, hood and wheel wells.

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