Here are few tips to pay attention to, before making the final purchase:
- Checking the odometer: If you're buying a used truck,
checking the kilometers on the odometer is very important, because
many sellers have passed the limit and that's the hidden reason for
their sale.
- The purpose of the truck you're about to purchase: If you're
using the truck for a daily city driving or some easy truck tasks,
you better look for a diesel or a gasoline engine and a truck that
doesn't have that much horsepower;
- Checking the history of the truck: Making sure that the truck
wasn't overused and getting the right papers with the truck's
history, can make your decision much easier;
- Checking for a previous usage: If the truck was used for very
heavy tasks, you will definitely notice that on the chassis. If
there are some scratches and if there is some paint missing, the
truck you're checking out is definitely used for a heavy duty tasks
and that is not good.
Reference: http://www.trucks4u.com.au/
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