Quote Originally Posted by dr. d View Post
failing to completely, as in completely, check out a car is always a sigurado, po.
that is why, i prefer to see the car in its home. atmosphere is more relaxed.
seeing the scenario in his home also gives you an idea of how diligent he is, at keeping things in order. a clean garage translates to a well-maintained car, according to some folks..
also, i want to know where the seller lives, in the unlikely event that i might want to speak face to face with him, again.

errr... is seller also the owner or is seller a bayan seller?
i might go thru some discomforts, if seller is the owner as well.

bring work clothes, a higaan, a cap, and a strong flashlight.
you will want to crawl under the car, to inspect for leaks... engine.. brakes.. shocks.. and body rust!!!
if you can have the car lifted up at the gas station, the better for more thorough inspection underneath.

make sure all the parts and accessories are complete and are in working condition. unless you know it for a fact, don't believe him when he says "hindi ko na pinalitan. mura lang naman yan sa shoemart, e."

all these co$t money to fix, after you purchase the car.

ang daming used cars on sale nowadays.
do not snap up the first car you inspect. see several. the next car you inspect might just be better than the one that got away.

and don't forget! the documents!

happy hunting.

errr... still open to sedans?
Pwede din Sedan, pero gusto ko lang sa Sedan kasi is Civic. Vios di masyado lalo yung 1st gen, d ko trip yung design.

Dinisregard ko na sa choices ko tong open for meetup. Nalaman kong nakuha pala tong unit sa car dealer din. 3rd owner na ako kung sakali, still wala pa din plaka.

Anyways, sa pagchecheck ba ng unit okay lang tanggihan yung seller? Kasi parang awkward kung both parties magbibigay ng time sa checking ng unit tapos di naman pala kukunin..


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