Most people choose to buy used cars because a new car is a waste of money. As soon as you drive a new car off the dealer’s lot, it has lost a lot of its value. However, when you buy a used car, you need to make sure you don’t get a lemon or a car that has serious problems and can’t function. There are four things you can do when shopping for used cars.
Check the Title History
You need the VIN number of the car to obtain a title history report from private companies like CarFax. This will help show the history of the car and set off warning signs about possible problems. Lemon Laws protect you if the title reveals nothing suspicious yet your car has defects.