For example, you could hire a mechanic or have a family friend who is wise in cars look at it. Many of these so-called websites claim to inspect the cars themselves, but once the buyer gets the car, he receive a vehicle with a lot of issues.
To me, personally, it isn't worth the risk because all it takes is a walk to the closest brick-and-mortar dealership to at least have a better idea about the car I might be getting. I look at it as an investment or protection of my money. Some things you can't tell until after have bought the vehicle. If I buy something poor online that cost me $20 and I feel ripped, I will get over it more easily than if I lost $3,000 over a bad purchase online.
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When you buy a car online, you should always check the fine print. Online dealerships like this will often write a clause where the buyer gets the car as is. Once it arrives at your door, you're on the hook for a long and nasty legal battle that could've been avoided. Go over the contract with the seller carefully and bring up any points you dislike about it. If they truly have your best interests at heart, they will consider your …show more content…
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