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Bringing home a new car is a big moment — the excitement, the sparkle of fresh paint, the thrill of something that’s all yours. But before you turn the key and drive off, there’s one simple step you don’t want to skip: checking the car properly. It might be brand new, but that doesn’t always mean it’s perfect. A quick, careful look — called a Pre-Delivery Inspection (PDI) — can help you catch small issues before they become big problems. After all, you'd rather find a scratch at the showroom than on your first drive, right?
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Bringing home a new car is a big moment — the excitement, the sparkle of fresh paint, the thrill of something that’s all yours. But before you...
Mechanical checks
1. Engine: Start the engine and listen for any unusual noises or vibrations. 2. Transmission: Test the transmission by shifting through all gears, including reverse.
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2. Ask an authorised personnel to check your car. 3. They will test the emissions by placing a nozzle attached to a computer inside your exhaust pipes.
Interior checks
3. Infotainment system: Check the audio, navigation, and other features of the infotainment system. 4. Air conditioning: Ensure the air conditioning system works properly and the vents are free from obstructions.
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2. Ask an authorised personnel to check your car. 3. They will test the emissions by placing a nozzle attached to a computer inside your exhaust pipes.
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3. Can I perform a PDI myself? While you can conduct a basic visual inspection yourself, it is recommended to have a trained technician perform the PDI to ensure all aspects of the car are thoroughly examined.
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2. Ask an authorised personnel to check your car. 3. They will test the emissions by placing a nozzle attached to a computer inside your exhaust pipes.