Observed condition
A factual account of what was visible or testable, tied to the component and inspection date. A favourable observation is not a guarantee.
Condition information you can use
Photographs, recorded observations and clear limitations, brought together so you can ask better questions before buying or selling.
Open the sample reportA report with context
A factual account of what was visible or testable, tied to the component and inspection date. A favourable observation is not a guarantee.
Concerns, stored codes or unusual operation are highlighted. We distinguish findings that need further assessment from confirmed diagnoses.
Missing keys, unsafe conditions, incompatible systems and inaccessible components are recorded. Untested does not mean fault-free.
Illustrative report excerpt
Minor rear-bumper scratches photographed.
Stored codes require contextual review. Further diagnosis recommended.
No hoist access. Concealed areas could not be assessed.
Your chosen package sets the report’s depth. The Essential Check provides a concise visual summary and photos; it does not include diagnostic or mechanical findings.
Broader reports record the agreed mechanical and diagnostic observations and any road-test limits. Keep follow-up advice and untested areas alongside the headline findings.
Check the vehicle identity, inspection date, scope, access and report source. A report reflects that visit; damage, repairs, use or faults may change afterwards. Ask us about an unclear finding through the contact page.
The sample report and its vehicle are illustrative. They are not a real inspection certificate or a report for a vehicle offered for sale.
From findings to next steps
Read the scope, photos, findings and recorded access limits together.
Request specialist testing, repair quotations or supporting records where recommended.
Confirm ownership, finance and seller identity separately before agreeing to buy.