Before purchasing a used car, inspect the service history, body condition, engine performance, tires, and brakes. Take a test drive and, if possible, get a mechanic's inspection. Verify ownership documents, ensure the VIN matches registration papers, and avoid deals that seem too good to be true. Also, factor in additional costs like insurance, registration fees, servicing, and potential repairs.

To transfer ownership, visit the local transport office with the logbook (title), proof of sale, ID, roadworthiness certificate, and insurance papers. Ensure the Vehicle Identification Number (VIN) matches the documents. Pay any transfer fees and update the insurance to avoid legal issues or delays.

Clean the car, take high-quality photos, and write an honest, detailed description. Set a competitive price based on market value and highlight recent maintenance or upgrades. List it on trusted platforms, respond quickly to inquiries, and meet buyers in safe locations. If financing is involved, ensure loan clearance before finalizing the sale.