Today, we'd like to introduce a high-value used car – a 2013 Chery E3 1.5L Manual Premium Edition. This car was first registered on January 6, 2014, with 128,000 kilometers on the odometer. The silver-gray exterior paired with a dark interior makes for a very appealing look. Compared to competing models in the same class, its advantages are obvious. This is a privately owned, one-owner car with relatively low mileage due to extensive highway driving. It has been serviced at a 4S dealership throughout its service history and has no off-road history, making it a rare find. The engine and transmission are running smoothly with no oil leaks or seepage. It was recently serviced, the chassis is tight, the paint is intact with no color difference, and there are no obvious scratches or dents on the exterior. The interior is exquisite, well-made, spacious, clean, and all functions are working properly. It also features a reversing camera, making it very practical and a great value retainer. At our Safe Driving Wholesale Base, we offer several thoughtful services. We have professional staff to explain the vehicle's condition so you can clearly understand its true state. We support installment purchases to ease your financial burden and also provide third-party inspection services for your peace of mind when buying a car. If you are interested in the Chery E3, you can come to the store for a test drive and experience its charm firsthand.
La plateforme SellWellAuto contrôle strictement le processus d'exportation et collabore avec des organismes de contrôle indépendants pour fournir directement des rapports d'inspection des véhicules sur la plateforme.
Nous restons absolument sceptiques. En plus d'un contrôle visuel habituel, nous vérifions particulièrement s'il y a des accumulations de boue autour des canaux de drainage du toit et nous inspectons s'il y a des traces d'eau sous le revêtement de la colonne A et sous les tapis avant. C'est la seule preuve physique efficace pour déterminer si les trous de drainage du toit sont obstrués, ce qui pourrait causer des fuites cachées.
Le technicien mettra le véhicule au point mort sur le lève-voiture, fera tourner les roues et écoutera si des bruits anormaux de pignons métalliques proviennent de l'intérieur du réducteur, et vérifiera s'il y a des fuites d'huile au niveau des joints du boîtier du réducteur.
