How not to overpay or get fooled
Practical advice from daily practice: inspection, mileage, documents and the risks worth knowing before you buy.
How to prepare a car for technical inspection
Technical inspection should not be a lottery. Many faults can be found and corrected in advance, saving time, repeat inspection and unnecessary stress.
Read →InspectionWhy should a used car be inspected at a workshop before purchase?
Good photos, a clean interior and a clear history report do not show the full technical condition. A workshop inspection helps base the decision on facts rather than a seller's story.
Read →InspectionCar mileage: how to tell if it is genuine?
Service history, roadworthiness data, listing archives and wear signs – how to check whether the odometer tells the truth.
Read →ServiceFull-service car sourcing: how does the complete buying process work?
The full process: search, inspection, negotiation, preparation, documents, insurance and handover – step by step.
Read →InspectionHow to avoid buying a crash-damaged car?
Repainted panels, body geometry, glass markings and history reports – practical ways to spot a crash-damaged car.
Read →InspectionHow to inspect a used car before buying?
History, documents, bodywork, mechanics, test drive and the most common buyer mistakes – a complete inspection guide.
Read →RisksWhy a cheap car can end up costing more?
A low price often means shifted risk: defects, history, upcoming service work. How to calculate the true cost of a car.
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