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2015 Renault Clio Expression + Energy DCISS 1.5. 12 months mot. Cheap to run
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2015 Renault Clio Expression + Energy DCISS 1.5. 12 months mot. Cheap to run
2015113,000 milesPrivateDiesel1,461 cc
Nottingham, Nottinghamshire
£2,650 (No VAT)

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2013 Fiat 500 1.2 Lounge 3dr GULF BLUE CHEAP INSURANCE  HATCHBACK Petrol Manual
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2013 Fiat 500 1.2 Lounge 3dr GULF BLUE CHEAP INSURANCE HATCHBACK Petrol Manual
201396,000 milesTradePetrol1,242 cc
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What should I check when buying a cheap used car in Nottingham?

When buying a cheap used car, thoroughly inspect the vehicle. Check the bodywork for rust, dents, and scratches. Examine the tyres for wear and tear, and ensure the tread depth is legal (minimum 1.6mm). Test all lights, including headlights, brake lights, and indicators. Listen for unusual noises from the engine and during a test drive. Verify the car's service history and MOT certificate.

What are the legal requirements for buying a used car in the UK?

The seller must legally own the car and have the right to sell it. Ensure the car has a valid MOT certificate (unless it's exempt). Check the V5C registration document (log book) to verify the seller's identity and address match. You should also conduct a vehicle history check to uncover any outstanding finance, accident history, or if the car has been written off. As the buyer, you are responsible for taxing the vehicle.

What are some common problems to look out for in older, cheaper cars?

Older cars often have issues such as worn suspension, leaky seals, and corroded exhaust systems. Be aware of potential problems with the clutch, gearbox, and brakes. Electrical faults are also common. A thorough inspection and test drive can help identify these potential issues before you buy.

Should I get a pre-purchase inspection for a cheap car?

Yes, it is highly recommended. Even for a cheap car, a pre-purchase inspection by a qualified mechanic can identify hidden problems that you might miss. This can save you money in the long run by avoiding unexpected repairs. Factor the cost of the inspection into your budget.

What paperwork should I receive when buying a used car in Nottingham?

You should receive the V5C registration document (log book), the MOT certificate (if applicable), and any service history or repair records. Ensure the seller completes the relevant sections of the V5C and sends it to the DVLA. You should also receive a sales receipt detailing the car's make, model, registration number, and the agreed price. Keep a copy of all paperwork for your records.