Buying Used Cars DC

Numerous factors must be considered when buying a used car straight from its owner. This article will provide tips for handling such a transaction.

Local Companies

Washington Tires
(202) 269-5580
720 Rhode Island Ave NE
Washington, DC
AIM Auto Repair
(202) 234-1686
601 Rhode Island Ave N.W.
Washington, DC
Mercedes and Volvo Motor Cars, Inc
(202) 265-7235
1525 15th St., NW
Washington, DC
BMW of Sterling
(571) 434-1944
21826 Pacific Blvd.
Washington, DC
McDonalds Custom Car Care
(202) 832-2273
3221 12th St NE
Washington, DC
Capitol Fidelity Insurance
(202) 544-6800
626 8th St NE
Washington, DC
DP Auto Service
(202) 966-0408
4940 Connecticut Ave
Washington, DC
ERJ Auto Service, Inc
(202) 258-8484
2607 Reed St NE Unit D1
Washington, DC
Washington Auto Sales & Collision Center
(202) 269-1050
2607 Reed Street NE
Washington, DC
Crystal Insurance Agency
(202) 387-9162
1744 Columbia Rd NW, Third Floor
Washington, DC

In reality, it is easy for the buyer to get carried away by convincing sales pitches, special offers, fantastic deals, magnificent bundles, freebies, and the like. However, it would take a really smart buyer to get the best deal when it comes to used cars.

Hence, it is equally important to know the basic factors that need to be considered before the buyer decides on a particular used car, especially if the car will be bought directly from the owner.

Here are some tips that might help those who are planning to buy a used car from its owner.

1. When buying cars from the owner, the buyer should ask the seller for the “vehicle registration document” or the so-called V5. Through this document, the buyer will be able to know the full details of the car’s ownership like the name of the owner, the address, and other identity details.

2. If in case the V5 is with the Driver and Vehicle Licensing Agency or the DVLA, as told by the owner, the buyer should verify the reason. If it is due to recording purposes where the change of ownership shall be recorded, the seller should have a green slip that is to be presented to the buyer in exchange of the V5.

3. It is best for the buyer to ask the seller to see the insurance policy for the vehicle. If the seller cannot produce the document, it would be better not to buy the used car because there is a high probability that he is not the real owner or that there is something fraudulent with the transaction.

4. It is important to check if the identification details stipulated in the V5 is the same as that written in the driver’s license. The address and the name should be the same on the two most important documents. Other wise, it would be better not to pursue on buying the car if there is doubt on the details.

These things should never be taken for granted because if any of the conditions mentioned is present, there is a great chance that the car is stolen. Therefore, it’s better not to take any risk.

About the Author:

Gregory Ashton, your resident automobile enthusiast, bringing to you over 20 years of vehicular passion, and expertise; presents for your approval his insider secrets on selecting, buying, and maintianing the car that is ideal for you. http://www.best-car-buying-tips.com.


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