Make sure the car is complete. The spare tire, tire-changing equipment, owner's manual, plus any unusual items that may standard equipment - like a first-aid kit or floor mats - should of course, be on board. Then be sure the car has any optional equipment that you paid for - premium or alloy wheels or a trunk-mounted CD changer, as examples. No reputable dealer would try to cheat you out of these things. But should any be missing, he'll go to more trouble to get them quickly if you refuse to take delivery of an incomplete vehicle.a. All season floor mats.b. Mud guards.c. Wheel locks.d. Two black keys w/ two key fobs.e. One grey valet key.f. Front black-plastic license plate holder; if dealer installed, get the two plastic plugs that were on the front bumper.g. Front & rear carpeted floor mats.h. Touch-up paint bottle; varies by dealer.i. Key chain?
