Buying a used car is a matter of pride for many, especially for those who are buying a car for the first time, or are on a budget, or do want an extra spare car for their multiple usages. The used car market is filled with multiple options in the same price range, which do vary according to the body style and segment to which they belong. If you are in the market to buy a used vehicle, check out all these used car buying tips on what cars you should avoid.

There are many examples in the used car market, however, which should be totally avoided by you, for they do hide some dark secrets under their kitty. Following are four types of used cars from which you should maintain a safe distance and not go for them altogether:-
1. Cars with major accidental history There are many car sellers which try to sell a car which has met with a major accident in its history, by completely refurbishing. In a majority of cases, they are repaired such brilliantly that they cannot be judged by a casual person, and needs the eyes of a proper mechanic to find its reality. Such cars look visually fine with all repairs to its powertrain and body panels done, however, they do mask damages to the structure which do make the car weaker as compared to a brand new car.
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2. Cars involved in a theft/robbery While many modern cars are now equipped sophisticated security systems, the possibility of you coming across a vehicle in the used market which has been involved in a theft or robbery cannot be ignored. Such cars might have their body paint, chassis number, engine number or documents altered heavily, which need a proper inspection unless you might find yourself in troubled waters with possible legal hassles.
3. Luxury cars at throwaway prices You might be tempted to buy that luxury or sports car you have always dreamt of or have their posters on your rooms walls. And you might come across one such car at an unbelievably low price which is in your budget too. However, before finalizing your purchase for one such car, you should be aware that the maintenance costs of such car are equivalent to that of a new car in total, which will hamper your finances to a great extent.

4. Cars with troublesome service history There is a reason why it is recommended to check the service and ownership history of a used car before buying it. There are some examples in the used market, which have provided its previous owner with a troublesome ownership experience with frequent breakdowns and multiple part replacements and repairs. Such cars might give you the same troublesome experience with more than required visits to a service station.
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