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How can I prove my car isn't a lemon when selling a used car?
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Provide a Vehicle History Report
The best way to prove your used car isn’t a lemon when selling it is to provide to any prospective buyer comprehensive service records and a vehicle history report.A lemon is a recently-purchased used car that suffers repeated mechanical failures and costs the buyer considerable expense. Everyone is afraid of buying a lemon when searching for a used car. In fact, that’s the number one fear people have when entering the market for a used car. Used cars, unlike new cars, cannot be returned under any "Lemon Laws." Used cars are purchased as-is, and any problems become the buyer's responsibility.
Obviously, no one can guarantee how a used car will perform in the future, yet if your used car has a solid maintenance and performance record, that will go a long way to proving it’s not a lemon.
- Be prepared to show any prospective buyer complete service records for your used car.
- Also provide the buyer with a vehicle history report.
What the Report Shows
A vehicle history report can be ordered online by anyone and will show your used car’s:- Accidents.
- Maintenance, such as oil changes, done at service centers.
- Repairs.
- Frame damage.
- Title and ownership information.
Ordering your vehicle history report online takes just a few minutes and will give anyone considering buying your used car piece of mind and demonstrate your honesty.
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