Check if the body has any dents or scratches, and if the paint color is consistent. Inspect the frame for any signs of deformation.

Check for oil leaks. Ensure there are no damages, missing parts, or screws.

Examine the main frame, steering system, and rods for any collisions or deformations. Look for any signs of repairs.

Check the lights for scratches, ensure the left and right colors match, and verify there is no asymmetry.

Inspect the windshield for cracks or any signs of past repairs.

Lift the carpet to check for water stains or mold. Open the trunk liner to inspect metal parts for rust.

After starting the engine, listen for any abnormal noises. Check if the RPM is stable.

Test the car's electronic equipment, such as navigation, audio system, air conditioning, etc., to ensure they are functioning properly.

Verify that the vehicle's manufacture date matches the registration documents.

Check that the VIN matches the government registration documents.

Ensure the engine number matches the government registration documents.