My brother just bought a new car from his high school friend, and the dash seems to be a little off. How would we be able to verify a car's mileage count?
Reviewed by Shannon Martin, Licensed Insurance Agent.
Congrats to your brother on the new ride! Verifying a car’s mileage is often tricky—however, the first thing you should try is checking certificates for
You can also try searching through previous service documents on the car for a consistent history of mileage, as well as reaching out to any previous owners of the vehicle to inquire about past mileage readings.
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