Michael Chuang explains why a pre-purchase inspection matters when buying a car. Watch for red flags like track tires, roll bars, or racing harnesses that signal abuse or poor maintenance. If you spot them, dig deeper.
The industry call a PPI or pre purchase inspection. If you're a mechanically inclined, at least go take it for a test drive. Take a look at the car, make sure it's, there's no red flags, you know, there's no, there's no telling signs this car was abused or not taken care of. Like when we look at Porsches for instance, you know, whenever we see things like track tires or roll bar or racing harnesses, that, that, that, that, that, that will make us want to dig a little deeper, right. Just to make sure. It's not that there's anything wrong with those type of cars, it's just that we were going to be more careful. We're seeing signs that, you know, we need to take a closer look. So you know, getting, putting hands on the car, driving the car is super important, especially if you don't do this for a living and you know it's a one off, you want to be as careful as possible.
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