 car checked out.
5. Once you know you like the car, and it’s passed your initial inspection, and the price seems like it’s somewhere near right, it’s time to bring the car in for inspection. Many buyers skip this step, and I’ve seen it lead to disaster. We’ve had customers buy literally worthless cars without inspection. At Art’s, you will need to make an appointment in advance to have the car checked out, and we realize that this can be inconvenient. Sorry. A couple suggestions — You can make an appointment on a day you will be looking at a car, and cancel it if it doesn’t pan out. Please call to let us know though. You can also call in on the day you are looking at cars and see if we’ve had any cancellations (10:00 AM is a good time to do this. If a customer has not come in by 10:00, we figure they are not coming and give their spot to someone else).
6. Check the seller’s maintenance and repair records for gaps in service and looming service events. If you bring the records with you, we can help you with this. If this is not possible, we can give you a list of service items to find out if the seller has done.
7. If we inspect the car and you are satisfied with the results of the inspection and you and the seller can agree on a price, you’re almost done. Get a smog check before trading your money for the pink slip. In California, the seller is responsible for selling a car that will pass the smog check, not necessarily for paying for or procuring the smog check (although some do to make their car more attractive to potential buyers). However, if the car does not pass the smog check after you’ve paid for the car, and the seller refuses to take responsibility for the repairs necessary to make the car pass smog, you’d have to take the seller to small claims court to collect, and even then you might have trouble collecting on you’re judgment. It’s much easier to deal with this before the money has changed hands.
8. You have 10 days to register the car with DMV after purchase.
9. Insurance will normally cover you (liability only) for a short “between cars” period, but why take chances, call them ASAP and add your new car.
10. Congratulations, you’re done! Don’t forget about any maintenance or repair issues brought to light during the inspection though.
The Kelly Blue Book site. Be sure to use the private party value if you are buying from a private party and the retail value if you are buying from a dealer. Read the condition descriptions carefully. It’s also a good idea to check the average price in local classified ads too.
Feel free to e-mail questions about cars you are considering. You can send a message to us all with this link.
Q: How can I tell if a car has a salvaged title?
A: It will say salvaged on the pink slip in California.
Q: Where can I find the body VIN tags?
A: On the driver’s side of the dashboard, near where the dash meets the windshield. On the driver’s door pillar. On all four doors, usually near the strikers. On the inside of the front fenders, the area visible with the hood up. On the underside of the hood. On the front transverse crossmember (the metal part that runs above/parallel to the radiator). On the firewall. On the top of the rear bumper (usually visible with the trunk open). On the underside of the trunk lid. And maybe elsewhere.
Q: I can’t find all of the VIN tags, does that mean the car’s been wrecked?
A: Maybe, maybe not. Not all cars have all of the above mentioned VIN tags. It seems like the body part tags became more common around 1996, earlier cars may have only the dash, firewall, and drivers door or door pillar tag. The tags should be fairly symmetrical though. For instance, if the right side door have tags and the left don’t, that would be suspicious.
Q: What’s wrong with buying a salvaged car?
A: A car is salvaged car is a car that an insurance company has assessed as un-fixable for less than the value of the car. When a claim is filed, the insurance company would like to pay as little as possible. Of course they would rather fix the car than pay the insured the full value of the car. If the insurance company totals the car, it’s with good reason. Sometimes used car brokers will buy salvaged car and repair them, cutting as many corners as possible in order to make a profit. You don’t want own a car like this as the duct tape and bailing wire repairs start to fail.
Q: But the seller says that the car was totaled because the seats were stolen. The list price on the seats is over $6000. That’s why the car was totaled. When the seller bought it back from the insurance company, he just bought a set of used seats from a wrecking yard for $600, and now the car is fine again.
A: This is a very common story, we hear it or a variation once every couple months. Insurance companies have heard of wrecking yards. In fact, most insurance policy contracts specify that the insurance company can use used part to repair the car in the event of a claim. If the insurance company totals a car, there’s a very good chance they knew what they were doing.Sociality Squared Plus
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