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STEP 1 - Setting your budget

Before you start to search for that perfect car, think about how much you realistically have to spend.

	If you currently have a car you are wishing to sell, ensure you know the value of your car and then decide to sell it privately or part-exchange it with a dealer
	If you need to take out finance for the new car, make sure you check different finance companies to get the best rates.
	Remember, the total cost of your car is not just the asking price, you should also to factor in the price of fuel, maintenance and transfers.

STEP 2 - Choosing the right car

STEP 3 - Contacting the seller

STEP 4 - Inspecting the car

STEP 5 - Going for a test drive

STEP 6 - Negotiate with the seller

STEP 7 - Doing the paperwork

DISCLAIMER: This information is for advice and guidance purposes only.

does not guarentee results.

	Make sure you know what the car is worth, and stick to what you're willing to pay
	Start with a lower bid and then let the seller try to bring the price up
	Show the seller you are commitment to the deal, stay calm and don't be confrontational
	If the seller won't sell the car for what you are willing to pay, don't worry there are plenty of other cars available.

	What purpose will the car will be used for
	How many passengers will be carried on a regular basis
	How much will the car cost to fuel, insure, service and repair

	Ensure you ask questions about the cars past and its current condition
	If you arrange a viewing with a private seller, arrange the viewing at their homes, and if the seller is a trade seller, arrange the viewing at their premises.
	Do NOT arrange viewings after dark as it makes it much more difficult to see any damage or major scratches on the vehicle.

	Check the car's documents closely to spot if the cars odometer has been tampered with.
	Look for rust, mismatched paint and uneven gaps between body panels. This could be a sign that the car has been involved in a traffic accident
	Check all the car's electrical features to ensure that they all work

	When taking a test drive make sure you select a route thats at least 15 minutes long and utilises different types of road
	Try to start the car when the engine is cold, to check for excessive smoke and unusual noises
	Check the gears, brakes, steering and suspension work as they should, with no unusual noises and vibrations

	Check all paperwork looks and feels genuine – photocopies and print outs could be fake
	Ensure the address and recorded keeper's information tallies with the person selling the car
	Make sure the buyer writes a receipt for you both