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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Psykit" data-source="post: 586923" data-attributes="member: 25223">I normally go by a few principles:- do not believe the mileage reading on the dashboard, most like likely it is tampered and not original.- Check for original parts, i.e. headlights, taillights, body parts, some are OEM/Taiwan fakes.- Check underlying carpet and walls to check for previous accident areas, normally you can tell from the not-so-perfect repair.- Check undercarriage for leaks and insist on dealer to give you at least 1 month's warranty on leaks or malfunctions.- Most cars that has good/new batteries are normally swapped with old ones, so be prepared to change them soon, or prepare yourself with a thick and fat jump start cable. It won't start with those thin so-called 300Amps cables.</blockquote>