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Picking up my car very soon. What things should I check before paperwork?

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What do you guys suggest for a guy who doesn't know too much about car mechanics?

 

Other than checking for squeaks when driving it, paint damage, dirt...

 

Any hints will be greatly appreciated!

Thanks!

 

 

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Check the headliner. Some people had issues before and I just had mine looked at today for an area above the windshield that was bubbled up.

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Since you have a warranty for anything mechanical the biggest thing to check on delivery is the paint, glass, interior, and overall finish of the car. Once you drive the car off the lot it is hard to prove when that paint chip, scratch, dented trim, windshield rock chip, chipped headlight happened. The same thing for the interior as far as scuffs, tears, stains of other imperfections. For that reason go over the car very carefully and note any damages on the Delivery Inspection form. Also insure any loose accessories, floor mats, cargo kits, cargo nets, etc are accounted for before you drive off. If you could be blamed as the cause of any appearance issue it needs to noted before you drive away...

 

Painting imperfections such as bubbles, streaks, or runs are obviously Ford's issue but I note them on the Delivery Inspection anyway, same for any interior issues. A little eagle eye inspection now can save you an argument on a warranty claim later....:D

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Thanks a lot for your help, guys.

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