Engine & fluids
Look for vehicle-specific findings in the listing’s inspection notes.
Before you buy
Know what
was checked.
We check cars multiple times before listing them. Each listing can show the checks, findings, and repairs we’ve recorded.
Brakes & tires
Look for vehicle-specific findings in the listing’s inspection notes.
Steering & suspension
Look for vehicle-specific findings in the listing’s inspection notes.
Lights & electronics
Look for vehicle-specific findings in the listing’s inspection notes.
Interior & exterior
Look for vehicle-specific findings in the listing’s inspection notes.
Road-test observations
Look for vehicle-specific findings in the listing’s inspection notes.
Clear records.
“Checked” means a check was recorded. “Needs attention” marks a finding to discuss. “Not recorded” means there is no published result for that item.
A published note is not a guarantee about every part of a car. You are welcome to arrange an independent mechanic’s inspection before buying.
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