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Vehicle Inspection Types

Vehicle inspections are available at the following levels:

• Basic Inspection: Visual exterior and interior check, basic document verification
• Standard Inspection: Includes basic inspection plus fundamental mechanical testing
• Comprehensive Inspection: Full engine, transmission, brakes, suspension, and electrical inspection
• Premium Inspection: Most thorough inspection including computer diagnostics and road test

Inspection Levels

The inspection level determines how thorough the vehicle check will be:

• Basic Inspection: Visual checks and basic verification. Suitable for newer or low-mileage vehicles.
• Comprehensive Inspection: Full mechanical and electrical inspection. Suitable for most used vehicle purchases.
• Premium Inspection: Most thorough inspection including computer diagnostics, road test, and detailed report.

Choosing the Right Inspection

• First-time buyers: Comprehensive Inspection recommended for first-time used vehicle buyers
• High-mileage vehicles: Premium Inspection offers the most thorough coverage
• Nearly-new vehicles: Basic Inspection may suffice for low-mileage vehicles
• Luxury vehicles: Premium Inspection always recommended for high-value vehicles

Pre-Inspection Tips

Proper preparation ensures an effective inspection:

• Ensure the vehicle is operational and drivable to allow for a full test
• Bring along vehicle documents including service logs and accident reports
• Check the vehicle history — a VIN report can reveal hidden issues
• Never buy a vehicle without a professional inspection — it protects your investment

Inspection Process Guide

• Inspection begins with visual check: body, paint, tires, windows and lights
• Followed by mechanical testing for engine, transmission, and brakes
• Computer diagnostics reveal hidden error codes and electronic issues
• Final report provided with detailed assessment and repair recommendations