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When purchasing any vehicle, not just a Japanese used car, you have to be wary of what the seller may be offering you.  It does not matter if you are purchasing the used car from a dealer or private seller; you need to answer a few questions about the vehicle of interest.  For example if you want a Suzuki Crossover or Isuzu Elf how do you know what model is best for you?  You may find a 2006 Japanese used car from a private seller, and a 2007 used car at a dealer.  But which is the better deal?  To help you figure this out there is some information below to help you.
* The first thing you want to do when you look at a Japanese used car is the odometer.  The odometer tells you how many miles the vehicle has been driven.  Typically a ten year old vehicle should have pretty high mileage.  However, if the odometer has already rolled over you may see surprisingly low numbers.
* If buying the used car from a private seller you should ask why they want to sell it.  Of course, you need to be diplomatic about it.  Often times selling a car has to do with money issues, but it could be the gas mileage or a simple case of relocation.
* Examine the interior and exterior of the vehicle.  Note any dings, scratches or other issues.  You will want to rate the condition of used Elf, especially so you can compare it to another used vehicle you might look at.  It also helps to make notes of these observations because you can use online sites to help you figure out the proper value of the vehicle.
* Ask the seller how many owners the Japanese used cars you are interested in have had.  For example a dealer can look at CarFax.com to determine the number of owners it has had, but a private seller may not know.  Still, asking the question of a private seller tells you whether they purchased the vehicle new or from another owner.
* Dealers automatically take you for a test drive.  However, they may be difficult when it comes to getting it inspected by an independent company.  If they really want to sell the vehicle you should not have a problem getting someone else to look it over.
With used Toyota Corlla do want to have a professional examine the car for any errors that are not overtly apparent.

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