INSPECTION
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7 HELPFUL WAYS TO INSPECT A PRE-LOVED EV
Besides checking over the entire vehicle, these are other important things to consider when buying a Pre-Loved EV. A well-maintained car is likely to be more reliable and have a longer lifespan. A history report could be a dealbreaker, be sure to know what you are getting yourself into! The following 7 EV inspection insights...
CHECKLIST: USED EV BUYERS GUIDE
CHECKLIST: EV BUYERS GUIDE ✅ Used EVs are coming your way, at more affordable pricing. Before you buy- check off this list! ✅ Always: -Make sure the VIN (Vehicle Identification Number) matches on the vehicle and paperwork. -Make sure it has a clean title -Check out the CARFAX (or equivalent) ✅ Exterior: -Dents -Scratches -Rust...
7 HELPFUL WAYS TO INSPECT A USED EV
Besides checking over the entire vehicle, these are other important things to consider when buying a Pre-Loved EV. A well-maintained car is likely to be more reliable and have a longer lifespan. A history report could be a dealbreaker, be sure to know what you are getting yourself into! The following 7 helpful EV inspection...
WARNING! Don’t Buy A Flooded Car. Unless You Want To…
Check out these tips to avoid purchasing a flood-damaged vehicle. From checking for moisture and mold to inspecting hidden areas, make sure you’re aware of the warning signs. Protect yourself by getting a pre-purchase inspection and test drive. Don’t forget to check the title and be cautious of title washing. Learn about the potential risks...
How To Steer Clear Of A FLOODED CAR
Do Your Due Diligence! Flooded EVs (cars in general) are not a safe investment. Besides having issues that could show up much later, you are also buying a car that will prove difficult to sell. Here are some tips: 1. ALWAYS GET A CARFAX REPORT!!!!! 2. Look for Moisture/ Mold/ Musty scent in all carpet:...
From Wet To Wise- EV Car Buyers Beware!
Red Flags for potentially flooded vehicles. Don’t get sucked under! ALWAYS GET A CARFAX REPORT!!!!! Look for Moisture/ Mold/ Musty scent in all carpet: *Be sure the carpets match (none “newer”) *Look under carpets for mud or dirt, sand *Check hard to clean places for evidence *Feel inside and check trunk / frunk *Pull Seatbelts...
