Your report
Every inspection ends with a digital report you can read on your phone, keep for your records and share with the seller or your bank.
The report
A report full of codes and abbreviations is no use to someone deciding whether to buy a car. Ours is written so that you can act on it: what we found, where, how serious it is, and what it is likely to mean.
It arrives digitally. You can open it on a phone, forward it to the seller as part of a negotiation, or keep it with your records once you have bought the car.
What's inside
The exact contents depend on the package, but every report follows the same shape.
A short, plain-English verdict on the car, at the top, before any detail.
Panel-by-panel observations, paint-thickness readings where accessible, and signs of previous repair.
Stored and pending fault codes from the modules we could read, with what each one means.
Engine, transmission, fluids, leaks, belts and hoses, and how the car behaves when running.
Brakes, tyres, suspension and steering, with measurements where they apply.
Screens, cameras, sensors, windows, locks, lights, warning messages and cooling performance.
A visual check of the underside, as far as ground-level access allows.
How the car drove, where a road test was possible — and a clear note if it was not.
Findings sorted by urgency, so you know what needs attention now and what can wait.
How to read it
You are not asked to take our word for it. Where something matters, there is a picture of it.
Paint thickness, tread depth, vent temperature — figures, not adjectives.
If a module could not be read or a panel could not be reached, the report says so and why.
Until real report material is supplied, this page describes the report in words and invites visitors to request a sample. Do not publish a mock-up presented as a real report.
FAQ
Yes. Message us and we will send you a sample report with the customer’s and the vehicle’s details removed.
A digital report you can open on a phone or computer and forward to anyone you need to.
Yes, and many buyers do. It gives you documented findings to discuss rather than an opinion the seller can wave away.
Call us. We would rather spend ten minutes explaining a finding than have you guess at what it means.
No. It tells you what condition the car is in and what it is likely to need. The decision stays with you.
No. It records the car’s condition at the time of the inspection. It is not a guarantee of future reliability. Our terms set this out in full.
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Message us and we will send a sample report before you book.
