Questions to Ask When Buying a Used Car
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Been binge watching old “Law & Order” episodes on Netflix and think you’re ready for the interrogation room? Play out your own little episode of “Law & Order: Used-Car Shoppers Unit” while narrowing down your list of potential suspects … er, sellers. You won’t even need to haul them downtown to sweat it out of them under the lights; you can conduct this interview over the phone using Cars.com’s recommended questions, such as: Why are you selling the car? How many miles does it have? Has it been in accident? Follow the link below for further investigation.
