Worn interiors should be spruced up with new upholstery, carpet or floor mats and other items considered merely cosmetic by many managers. The second owner is probably the one who will drive it. Mechanical condition, of course, is vital, and the pudding needs proof. And it should show any remaining warranty coverage that can be transferred to the next owner. Axle capacities and gear ratio of the rear axle.
Suspension make and type.
Tire and wheel size, make and type. Sleeper type and size. Also list when the units will be available, Mr. Bifaro concluded. He emphasized the importance of an accurate mileage statement. Actual mileage must be stated if it differs from odometer mileage.