Try to do a test drive before you buy a used car

If the seller persuades you to drive just a couple of kilometers, disagree. On a short run, the car may not knock or rattle, but on a long route like ten kilometers, it is likely that some problems will come out. At traffic lights, the speed can start to float, and at speed vibrations will make themselves felt. After the ride, you need to open the hood and check for fresh drips. If there are a lot of them, then either ask for a discount, or pay the owner a small amount for gasoline and refuse such a car. Better to spend money on a good quality used car or look for used car sale in United Kingdom. What do you think?