You may be ready to buy a new car and perhaps you've even settled on a make and model of that car. Once you've done the necessary research on the car from your home, the next necessary step you must take is then going to the dealership and taking a test drive of that car. A test drive is important for you to be able to see and feel how the car you've chosen handles and drives, and can give you necessary information about that car and if it really is the right car.
When test driving a car, you'll want to take a few different steps to ensure that you get the most out of it. Before you take your test drive, ask the dealership if they have a repair service log for the vehicle. If they don't, be sure to check the tire pressure and oil level, and when you get inside the vehicle, check the headlights and brake lights before you start the car's engine.
After starting the car, listen carefully for a smooth sounding engine. Make sure to also check interior features, such as seat belts. It's a good idea to carry a log book with you to write down anything that you have questions about.
Test driving a car at your local dealership is a great way to get familiar with any given model of car that you've chosen. It's also a great time to take stock of the car's features and perhaps even some features that you aren't as impressed with. It'll give the arsenal to make the best decision.
Brent Brown Automotive Group (http://www.brentbrownauto.com/ford_index.htm) is a Ford dealership in Utah. Billings Farnsworth is a freelance writer.
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