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All of them are good for locating a vehicle you might like. Then you need to practice due diligence. These are expensive items, people with a lemon are trying not to lose money and you are trying to get a good deal. Get your vehicle of choice checked by a qualified mechanic, take it to a dealership and get a quote on bring the vehicle up to your standard. You can often get this for free, but if you pay then it is good for peace of mind.

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You shouldn't be buying a used car online. You have to drive it and inspect it first. Pictures can easily hide defects, like rebuilt from a wreck.

Purchasing a used car should be a borderline actuarial exercise. The car is the patient, you鈥檙e the actuary, you鈥檙e trying to decide how to price the thing. You need to know its ownership and accident history. You need to have it inspected. Unfortunately no single website offers all of this information (at least, not one that鈥檚 nationally available quite yet

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Both time I found a car that a bought Olx. But be prepared to a long process - about 3 of 4 sellers lie about even basic things such as 鈥測es, sir, it鈥檚 4WD and original paint鈥�, but when I come to see it (spending 2 hours in Manila traffic and 500+ pesos on Uber) - it鈥檚 clearly 2WD and clearly repainted (even with spots).
You may have to travel to a large city such as Manila or Cebu to find anything good.