A car
It’s common practice to buy a used car, especially if your budget is limited. But car dealers can be quite sneaky, especially when it’s someone you don’t know. Buying such an important item like a car from a complete stranger is totally different than buying a car from someone working at a car dealership.
You might not notice any problems with the car during a drive test, but when the engine starts causing trouble, and the seller is nowhere to be found, what will you do?
To make sure you’re not throwing important money out the window, stick to making such a purchase for a reputed car dealer or someone you know you’ll be able to find if something goes wrong. On that note, see also 7 Car Dealer Tricks Used at End-of-Year Sales.
