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How you intend to pay for the vehicle determines what additional records you need. Whether you are financing through a bank or the dealer, or paying in full, preparation is key:

Especially for used cars, having a trusted mechanic perform a pre-purchase inspection can reveal hidden mechanical flaws or rust that aren't visible to the untrained eye.

Your credit score heavily influences your interest rate. Reviewing your credit report beforehand allows you to catch errors and understand the loan terms you likely qualify for.

At any dealership or private sale, your identity and legal right to drive are the first priorities. You must have these ready before you even step onto the lot:

This is mandatory for test drives and verifies your identity for legal and payment purposes.