Buying a new car? Here’s how to ensure a thorough PDI
Buying a new car requires a thorough Pre-Delivery Inspection (PDI) to avoid common mistakes. This critical step, best done in daylight before registration, involves checking the exterior for flaws, inspecting tires, and verifying interior features. A PDI also includes examining the engine bay, underbody, and taking a short test drive to ensure the car is problem-free before you take ownership.
Buying a new car requires a thorough Pre-Delivery Inspection (PDI) to avoid common mistakes. This critical step, best done in daylight before registration, involves checking the exterior for flaws, inspecting tires, and verifying interior features. A PDI also includes examining the engine bay, underbody, and taking a short test drive to ensure the car is problem-free before you take ownership. What's Your Reaction?
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