How to minimise arguments with used car seller.  

1. Check the MOT advisories: Check the car's MOT advisories. This will help you identify any potential problems with the car that may need to be addressed before it is safe to drive. (in ideal world)   

2. Read the service history: Ask the seller for a service history of the car. This can help you identify any potential problems with the car. (main dealer only or specialist only)  

3. Ask for a test drive: Take the car for a test drive to check for any issues with its performance or handling. Ask seller for valid health check with written tyre depths and brake pad conditions, replacement of timing date, last recorded maintenance, both keys. (if not completed it had to be rectified or facture it into the price)  

4. Get a professional inspection: Have a qualified technician inspect the car before you purchase it. This can help you identify any potential issues that the car may have. (we have created used car standard which works for car buyers)  

5. Research the car history: Check the car's history by looking up its Vehicle Identification Number (VIN) through an online database. This will help you identify any past problems or accidents it has been involved in.  

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