If the car has been restored, ask for any pictures taken before, during and after. Check service history for repairs, oil changes and scheduled maintenance.

This gives a clear picture of which cars hold their value best and are therefore your best choice for leasing. Avoid those with low residual value, because those cars will cost you money at the end of the lease. Look around for good lease deals, especially one when a car manufacturer is trying to promote a specific model. Sometimes, its leasing terms might be even more favorable.

You should always remove the negative cable first. If not, read on for removal tips.

So before you jump into buying that car that you saw at the dealership, think again. The next page will show you how the dealer applies pressure to squeeze more money out of you. Quite different from doing the deal online. Low or uneven tire pressure - check tire inflation. One or more wheels out of balance - have wheels balanced. Uneven or excessive tire wear - inspect tires and replace in pairs.

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