Ah, the infamous mechanic check for a used car—a rite of passage before handing over your hard-earned dosh. Essentially, a professional will poke, prod, and prod some more to uncover rust, engine gremlins, dodgy brakes, and electrical quirks. Expect them to check the engine performance, suspension, brakes, and fluid levels. They might also scan for error codes and test drive the beast to catch anything sneaky.
Costs vary wildly but budget around $150 to $300 AUD. It's a small price to pay compared to buying a lemon, which can cost thousands in repairs. For listings, you might want to peek at Tradingpost or CarShowroom to snag a decent deal before the check.

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