1. Exterior Inspection: Checking the vehicle's body condition, paint quality, and signs of damage or corrosion.
2. Interior Inspection: Assessing the condition of the seats, dashboard, controls, and interior features for any wear, tear, or malfunctions.
3. Mechanical Components: Examining the engine, transmission, suspension, brakes, and exhaust system to ensure proper functioning and identify any potential issues.
4. Electrical System: Verifying the operation of lights, signals, windows, mirrors, wipers, and other electrical components.
5. Tires and Wheels: Inspecting tire condition, tread depth, and proper inflation. Checking the condition of the wheels and alignment.
6. Undercarriage Inspection: Assessing the condition of the undercarriage, including the frame, suspension components, and potential signs of leaks or damage.
7. Fluid Levels and Quality: Checking fluid levels such as oil, coolant, brake fluid, and ensuring they are at appropriate levels and free from contamination.
8. Safety Equipment: Verifying the presence and functionality of safety features like seatbelts, airbags, and emergency equipment.
9. Test Drive: Conducting a test drive to evaluate the car's performance, handling, braking, and any abnormal sounds or vibrations.
10. Vehicle History Check: Reviewing the vehicle's history, including previous accidents, service records, and ownership details.