According to several news agencies, consumers who are looking into purchasing a used vehicle should follow certain steps before finalizing the deal.

Experts urge motorists to check the prices of similar models with the help of the Kelley Blue Book in order to ensure the price the car owner is asking for the vehicle is fair. Consumers should also check with the Center for Auto Safety for information concerning any safety defect or potential recalls issued for the particular model you’re looking into buying. Service bulletins should also be requested.

According to some of the experts, you can make a free search online for lemons with the help of safetyforum.com. By searching registered lemons, you become aware if the vehicle you’re buying could be a bad deal. Making sure you have all of the information regarding the vehicle’s service history and registry, you will be able to make a

Finally, experts also urge consumers to ask the car owner or salesperson if there’s a return policy. By getting the return policy in writing and having the vehicle inspected by a mechanic of your choice before you purchase it will save you future headaches.

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