Closely inspect the bodywork
The two things that inflict damage on a car’s body are accident and rust. A closer look can help you verify whether the bodywork has been affected or not. Carefully note the dents, scratches and rust patches before even consider making an offer on the car. The paintwork should be consistent across the entire exterior, without any dark or dull patches. You can easily spot body repairs by looking at the reflection. The restored body areas would seem dull, uneven and a little out of shape. Make sure the different body panels fit together seamlessly. The most damage-prone areas of the car’s exterior include its trunk lid, front and rear bumpers, fenders and hood. A loose panel shows that the car has undergone a major and unprofessional repair work.
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