: Check for scratches, dings, or uneven paint finishes. Ensure all body panels are flush with consistent gaps; uneven gaps can indicate damage during transit that was poorly repaired.
: Ensure you receive two full sets of keys/fobs, the owner's manual, and any extras like floor mats, wheel locks, or cargo nets listed on the window sticker. things to check when buying a new car
: Check the nameplate (usually on the passenger door frame). Domestic cars should ideally be less than three months old to avoid "old stock" issues. : Check for scratches, dings, or uneven paint finishes
: Verify the tires are brand new and match the car's trim specifications. Check the production date on the sidewall (e.g., "4223" means the 42nd week of 2023); if it doesn't align with the car's manufacture date, the tires may have been replaced. : Check the nameplate (usually on the passenger door frame)