5 things to note about used cars that have had accidents before: 1. Car paint - Some parts of the car may have stains. There are slightly different shades. Uneven luster Or completely mismatched colors between different body panels. All of this may indicate that the car has had its body repaired. However, you should check the facts with the seller again before deciding to buy. 2. Partially replaced - Many drivers turn to using filler to fill dents or cracks in their cars. Even though the filler will help the dents disappear, there are hardly any blemishes left. But the ingredients can be harmful to the car if mixed incorrectly. Filler ingredients can cause cracks, dents, discoloration and weakened areas. This risks general wear and tear in the long term. 3. The car does not drive straight - when the car cannot drive straight. Indicates that the wheel balance center may have a problem. In the worst case It could be a car with a chassis that is so curved that the wheels cannot be properly balanced. Therefore, do not purchase this type of vehicle until the vehicle has been properly and safely fixed first. 4. Visible Crease Panels - Mild steel sheets that make up most automobiles. May become wrinkled when hit. Proper repairs help keep the body as straight as possible, however, poor repairs can damage hidden areas such as the trunk or engine bay. Still clearly wrinkled. 5. Tire wear. Uneven - tire tread that wears more on one side than the other. It may be a sign that the car has been in an accident. Please check the tire circumference. Including whether the wheel rim has any scratches or dents. This could be a sign that the car has been in a serious accident before.