Flood Damage in A Car
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Before you spend your good money, make sure you do not get caught and make a bad purchase, there are several obvious signs to look for. Amongst these are
There may also be signs of rust on the inside of the vehicle, such as
or worse still,
A wise move would be to check the registration of the car for previous damage reports. One of the sites where you can do this is www.www.mycarcheck.com/
You may not live in a recently flooded area, but cars with flood damage will still mysteriously appear when the owner wants to off-load his vehicle on an unsuspecting buyer.
One of the surest ways of avoiding being 'caught' with a flood-damaged vehicle is not to buy from a newspaper advert or someone that is not known to you. Instead, pick a reputable dealer in your area that you know and can trust and who has a good reputation to defend.
Another related page on this subject is driving in floods which may be worth a read because flooding can occur at any time of the year.
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