Just follow below step and you won’t go wrong

Step 1

Look at the car’s exterior. If the paint is new, ask when the car was painted. Beware of

cheap new details like $100 paint jobs. They often distract from larger problems such as

underlying rust.

Step 2

Check bumpers and wheel wells for signs of rust, dents or body filler. Then search the rest

of the vehicle for rust, remembering to scan the underside. Exterior rust may indicate more

in unseen areas.

Step 3

Inspect both sides of the car ‘as well as the front, rear and beneath’ for any signs of more

major body repair. Look for inconsistencies: Do the edges of the hood and door panels line

up with the fenders and other side panels? Does the frame look aligned correctly? Such

inconsistencies may be clues to previous wrecks.