A second-hand car also called as used car, is a car that was previously owned by someone else. Buying a used car is sometimes the best and cheapest way to own a vehicle. Used cars are sold in many different ways, including through a dealership brand, an independent dealership or a private party.

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1) You will find many dealerships, who sell Pre owned imports car. If you are already set up to purchase a specific brand and / or model, going through a dealership may be ideal for you. First, you need to know the model you want to buy.

2) Visit the nearest dealership and meet with a sales person. Some important questions to ask concern vehicle history, comparisons with other pricing models, warranty and extended warranty options, and service plans.

3) Test drive to make sure you like how you are driving it.

4) If you like it, buy it but be sure to ask for payment options if you need to be on a plan.

Independent dealers

1) Going through an independent reseller is another popular option, especially if you are not set up on a specific brand or model. An independent retailer such as DuPont Fort Lauderdale Collection will have a variety of brands and models for you to choose from.

2) Visit the nearest dealership and meet with a sales partner. You will also need to ask important questions about vehicle history, price comparison with other brands and / or models, warranty and warranty extension options, and plans for service.

3) Test drive to make sure you like how you are driving it.

4) If you like it, buy it. Be sure to ask for payment options if you need to be on a plan.

Private Party sales

1) You can often find the best deals for a private party. Many times, these people are eager to sell their vehicles so you can find a great deal. You can find private party sales through newspaper ads or in line.

2) Meet the private party in a common location agreement. Be sure to bring a friend with you and make sure you are meeting in a public place for your safety. You should ask about the history of the vehicle, especially if it was an accident or more if so, ask for the documents from the shop where the vehicle has been repaired. Also, make sure you ask if the vehicle is still in its original or extended warranty and if it has been paid.

3) Test drive to look out for anything that can be unusual.

4) Buy the car if you like. Be sure to have a detailed sales agreement written out. You can find the online agreement samples (see the reference section).

5) Exchange and the private party that sells the car will have to agree on the purchase methods. This can include direct deposit, check, round checks, cash or a money order. Decide on what is the best way for both.