Can be troublefree and cost effective if you know how to check
the car before buying it or having someone with you who knows how
to do it... Then also have the seller send it for Viacom or AAS
inspection before committing.
I doubt that second hand cars are trouble-free. They might
appear value-for-money for the first month but after that all the
problems would start to appear.
Anyone care to share their bad experiences so that potential buyers
know what to look out for or what to expect from such a buy?
