Used Cars in Dum Dum

Dum Dum has dense traffic and many narrow roads, so cars here often do a lot of stop-and-go driving. On the test drive, check the clutch bite point, the gearbox in first and second gear and the brake pedal feel, and look at the front tyres and the suspension for wear from potholes and speed breakers. Look underneath for scrapes and for any signs of recent welding or paint that does not match, which can hide accident repairs. Ask for the full service history and verify the RC, insurance and PUC. If the seller is a dealer, ask in writing what the dealer has checked or repaired before sale, and what the dealer will do if a fault appears after you buy.

Buyers in the north of the city search by area, so put Dum Dum, or the neighbourhood, in the listing and say where you are happy to meet. Clean the car inside and out before the photographs, and take pictures of the odometer, the tyres, the engine bay and the service book. Say honestly how many owners the car has had and what has been repaired. Price against similar cars that are listed now, and keep the RC, insurance and PUC ready: buyers who can check the papers at the first viewing decide faster.