We deliver the findings summary after the on-site visit, aligned to the agreed inspection scope.
Pick a time window that works for you. Bring the vehicle for an agreed inspection scope.
We review what’s observable and accessible at the moment of inspection. This is not a future guarantee.
After the visit, you receive a structured summary of what we found and what it means for next decisions.
Use the summary to decide. If buy assistance is included, we’ll help you turn findings into a negotiation question list.
2. Evidence handling
We help you collect the right signals. Then we use your photos and notes to support negotiation questions and next steps, within the agreed inspection scope.
3. From evidence to next steps
After reviewing door-gap photos and paint texture notes, you received a focused checklist of questions. The seller’s answers didn’t align with the evidence, so the next step was to pause the deal.
Your findings are based on the agreed inspection scope and what’s observable at the time of review. This is evidence, not a future warranty.
Only what we agreed to inspect
We focus on diagnostics, checks, and documentation visible during the inspection. If access is limited, some areas may remain unverified.
Observations at one moment
Mechanical condition can change after the vehicle is driven or if new circumstances appear. We report what we see, not what will happen later.
Uncertainty is disclosed
When something can’t be confirmed, we say so clearly and suggest practical next steps to reduce risk.
Reminder
If a detail is marked as unverified, treat it as a decision variable. Ask for re-checks or adjust the buying plan accordingly.
Share your vehicle details and preferred timing. After you receive the findings, you’ll know what to do next.