There really are no known things that you should look for. Our cars DO have a "myserty no start issue" that has turned out to be a bad solder connection on the RCM - but nothing to worrry about.

I'd look at the tires and see if I should plan on new tires soon. These cars don't get a LOT of miles out of thier tires. Did it just get tires, or should you plan on dropping $800 to $1000 soon? Keep that in mind.

Look for leaks where the car was sitting - have been some issues with fluid leaks -but most seem to be simple fixes.

I have owned mine for 3 1/2 months and have read every post here - and nothing is jumping out at me.

Oh, GET THE VIN and do a "CARFACTS" report on the car. See where it has been, look for damage or insurance claim history - you should do that with any used car purchase.