This includes the car paint, interior, tires, etc. Due to the high degree of uncertainty, these cannot be considered key areas for inspection.
It's no exaggeration to say that car detailing services are not as professional as used car dealers. Even the oldest and most dilapidated car can be made to look brand new by a used car dealer.
Of course, the premise for the above is that the car is still worth repairing or can be repaired. Therefore, if a car looks very worn and damaged on the outside, there's likely a problem.
If the driver's cabin looks exceptionally new, be cautious, as it might be a new cabin installed after a major accident. This can be determined by checking the date on the window glass.
Under normal circumstances, the glass wouldn't be replaced. If the date on the glass is unusual, it indicates a problem with the car. The dates on the glass don't necessarily have to be the same day, but as long as they are earlier than the vehicle's manufacturing date, there's no problem.
Since it's a truck, the container must be inspected. You need to climb onto the roof, lift the vehicle, and observe the color and smoothness of the vehicle and the floor, judging whether the truck is suitable based on the type of goods you usually transport.
