Buying a Used Car - Part 3: Interior Inspection

[@joemilton7552]

Oh man, I was so confused by the "make sure the tailgater deterrent system is topped off and working" part, I watched it 3 or 4 times. Then I googled it. Awesome.

[@speedkar99]

+Joe Milton Haha, yes, thanks

[@luisarashirovideo]

lol batman's system

[@DeltaOpsAssassin]

This is a very good guide on buying a used car, I saw your previous used car videos and they are great as well, Im looking forward to buying a BMW 335i Coupe and this video helped a lot! Thanks

[@speedkar99]

ILikeFastCars Glad my video helped. Good luck with finding your new BMW :)

[@ithappeningrightnowstopitl9401]

Its looks like not buying used car..

[@dannyboyster]

One of the things i like to do is to smell the engine bay when the engine is hot to find signs of leaking coolant, oil, or ATF.

[@speedkar99]

Good tip

[@eltravieso111]

wonderful videos! very well edited and extremely informative.

[@speedkar99]

+Daniel Ransom Thanks

[@jasonkrettlen9347]

this was very thorough, thank you!

[@1blackwatch]

wow, over 270,000 miles and it looks that great!

[@speedkar99]

Thanks. 270 Km actually :)

[@Gcatt1]

+speedkar99, is that an SLE package that has the woodgrain everywhere?

[@Watcher3223]

Translates to just shy of 168,000 U.S. miles.

[@theendlesssuffering]

Dude awesome videos man I like the detail. It'd help to if you quickly said which are major and minor things though next time.

[@speedkar99]

+theendlesssuffering Thanks, good point.

[@_lordcharles]

These tutoruals are really helpful

[@speedkar99]

Glad it helps!!

[@MycoolNZ]

Great videos man :)

[@elaminomer2880]

You are professional

[@speedkar99]

No I'm not

[@erasmus_locke]

Tailgater deterrent system? WHAT

[@speedkar99]

+Wright Marshall Yep, right here : kzbin.info/www/bejne/ooiuqJ5nh5VkmpY

[@q-bert6454]

Wright Marshall I need that

[@jimwatchyyc]

Consumer Reports is not a fan of rustproofing, it’s too easy to be applied incorrectly, the undercarriage spray rustproofing can actually trap water if there’s a gap anywhere.

[@Watcher3223]

Tailgater deterrent system. Funny idea.

[@speedkar99]

+Watcher3223 see my other video on tailgater deterrent system

[@davielove11]

I sure wish I had someone check my vehicle out like this. ...I ended up with a flood car, 2001 Nissan Pathfinder. Dealer's have ways of covering up things..like replacing the carpets...also the dealer had my vehicle loaded with Air Freshers to disguise any moldy smells that might be detected. There were so many red flags .....don't bother to inspect yourself...find a qualified mechanic to do it for you..unless you are a mechanic yourself.....thanks for posting ...too bad I didn't see before I purchased.

[@speedkar99]

+davielove11 Thanks for your feedback. Doing your homework is essential when buying a used car. I have a feeling my first car was also a flood car. The carpets were soaking wet when I got it, I thought the shampoo hadn't dried. I pulled the carpet and found rust on the floor boards, obviously it had been soaked for a while. I had no issue with the car after cleaning everything up though.

[@patricktravelandcarvlogs680]

Speedkar99 your guide on how to buy a used car was very helpful I bought a used 2011 bmw from a dealer using your guide while looking for the perfect bmw I walked away from a few until I found the perfect one and i will use your guide to buy a used jeep.

[@speedkar99]

Glad you made the right decision. Used BMWs are not reliable

[@davidkrapenschitz6255]

Some of these steps were very tedious. If you have to do all of that you should go ahead and buy a brand new car.

[@speedkar99]

+Keelyn Senegal lol. If you do all these steps you can save yourself tons on a used car.

[@daviddemafate6429]

Why you should buy the worst second hand car ? They're so many second hand on the market, you can chose on in good condition.

[@speedkar99]

+David de Mafate Good tip