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It is not possible to buy a car, which is new all the time.A new car is more than just transport. Before you're seduced by the latest million-pound ad campaign and a sharp-suited salesperson in a slick showroom, weigh the advantages of new car ownership against the disadvantages. As you can see, there are more points for than against - but if you tick just one item in the against column, take a look at buying a used car before making up your mind. You may be just as happy - and considerably better off - buying a nearly-new car.

Buying a used car is often the smartest choice. And it can be a very smart option - if you choose a 'nearly new' model, you can own a car of the same quality and specification as a brand new motor, but for thousands of pounds less. Overall, buying a used car is much safer than it used to be, provided you follow the right strategies - and it's never been better value.

Following are the tips to buy a used car

1) Decide on a budget and stick to it.

2) Make sure what type of car you want.

3) How are you going to finance the car.

4) Always pick the better one and for that reason study the car market well.

5) It would be wise to take an car expert

6)Before buying check all the important documents carefully.