Most people are prone to buying an accident car without their knowledge especially if you opt for a second-hand car. Dishonest sellers will purposely leave out the accident history of a car to make it more marketable. Therefore, it’s up to the buyer to do his due diligence to ensure you get value for your money. However, it’s not economical to call a mechanic every time you to inspect the car. Here are a number of ways to spot an accident car immediately. Repaint A seller may take an accident car to get repainted to cover up any scrapes and chips. If you suspect the car has been in an accident, check for any indication of overspray along with the windows, headlights, taillights and doors. Additionally, there will be a difference in the factory paint job and garage paint job. Check any places you…

Test driving a car is more than just taking it to the road. This is an opportunity to do a personal inspection of the car. Whether you’re buying a new or used car, it’s important to do a thorough test drive to ensure that you are fully satisfied with its condition. Due to the changing car technology, newer model cars are much different from older models. Therefore, it’s highly likely that you’ll be unfamiliar with certain functions. Here are some essential things to look for once you get that test driving appointment. Documentation First, if the dealership or owner asks for a copy of your driver’s license, bring your own copies. After you’re done with the test drive, ask for them back and destroy them. The point is, never leave such personal information with anyone. With the rising cases of car theft, this information…