Things to Do When Purchasing a Used Car
Tracey Miles
Eng. 101-52/ 06-6-2011
Essay# 4 introduction and topics
The Process For Purchasing A Used Car There are many things you should look for when purchasing a used car. In today’s society purchasing a new or used car really does not tell you the condition of the car. I have purchased two used cars in my whole life time. Many people don’t purchase used cars due to maintenance or the loss of money. I personally purchased one of the best used cars in 2004, which was a 2000 Chevrolet Impala. I was out many days searching for an affordable vehicle just as I thought all hope was gone; the car I was looking for appeared in my home town. You would never imagine a used car fully loaded with a sunroof and a digital TV. So before you put all your hard working money and an expensive vehicle shop around. I guarantee anyone who fails to take this process will lose out on their money. The most difficult step in buying a used car is finding one. When you are out searching for your car make sure you find the car that you truly want due to having to pay for it. Sometimes it takes driving thirty to sixty miles from your home-town to find the car you want rather new or used. Many people travel out of town to find a good car because the little you know about the business; the better you fell about purchasing the vehicle. Once you have rode to every town you could have impossibly ridden to looking for that particular car and find it that’s a boundless feeling. As soon as you see the car, the first thing come to mind is its time for a test drive. Once you find the car, the most important step afterwards is taking it for a test drive. As you began to put the key in the ignition, and crank the car up have your ears wide open for any unusual sound. Then put the gear and drive and pulled out the parking lot focusing on the alignment of the vehicle that will let you know if the tires or good. Also check the mileage on the vehicle whatever model you purchase make sure the
Eng. 101-52/ 06-6-2011
Essay# 4 introduction and topics
The Process For Purchasing A Used Car There are many things you should look for when purchasing a used car. In today’s society purchasing a new or used car really does not tell you the condition of the car. I have purchased two used cars in my whole life time. Many people don’t purchase used cars due to maintenance or the loss of money. I personally purchased one of the best used cars in 2004, which was a 2000 Chevrolet Impala. I was out many days searching for an affordable vehicle just as I thought all hope was gone; the car I was looking for appeared in my home town. You would never imagine a used car fully loaded with a sunroof and a digital TV. So before you put all your hard working money and an expensive vehicle shop around. I guarantee anyone who fails to take this process will lose out on their money. The most difficult step in buying a used car is finding one. When you are out searching for your car make sure you find the car that you truly want due to having to pay for it. Sometimes it takes driving thirty to sixty miles from your home-town to find the car you want rather new or used. Many people travel out of town to find a good car because the little you know about the business; the better you fell about purchasing the vehicle. Once you have rode to every town you could have impossibly ridden to looking for that particular car and find it that’s a boundless feeling. As soon as you see the car, the first thing come to mind is its time for a test drive. Once you find the car, the most important step afterwards is taking it for a test drive. As you began to put the key in the ignition, and crank the car up have your ears wide open for any unusual sound. Then put the gear and drive and pulled out the parking lot focusing on the alignment of the vehicle that will let you know if the tires or good. Also check the mileage on the vehicle whatever model you purchase make sure the