Report structure

Prioritized findings, with evidence beside each claim

We organize results into safety, urgent maintenance, and negotiable items. The exact category a problem falls into depends on what is observed inside the inspection scope.

1) Safety first
  • Brake or steering concerns that can affect control.
  • Serious structural or suspension issues that raise risk.
  • Airbag and seat-belt related red flags when visible in scope.
Evidence line: includes a matching photo reference and what it means for safe operation.
2) Urgent maintenance
  • Items likely to worsen soon under normal use.
  • Leaks, wear, or cooling-related findings within scope.
  • Electrical or drivetrain symptoms when safely testable.
Evidence line: pairs each finding with measurements or visible condition notes.
3) Negotiable items
  • Cosmetic wear that still matters for price discussions.
  • Non-critical maintenance items recommended in the report.
  • Anything within scope that can affect value, not safety.
Evidence line: explains why it affects value and what to confirm next.
What the dealer usually covers
  • High-level statements without clear photo mapping.
  • Focus on what can be fixed immediately, not what can be measured.
  • Limited separation of safety versus maintenance urgency.
What we include
  • A prioritized safety/urgent/negotiable framework tied to observed conditions.
  • Side-by-side evidence: photos plus concise interpretation notes.
  • A short next-steps suggestion for confirmation and pricing conversations.
Results can vary. Inspections are not a guarantee, and hidden or intermittent defects cannot be fully ruled out.
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Example findings, paired with evidence

Each claim below is shown with an evidence artifact. The identifiers are intentionally blurred in the thumbnails, so you can focus on what the report is saying.

Safety

Brake system concern: reduced stopping performance

  • •Observed pedal feel variation during inspection scope testing.
  • •Check includes brake lines, fluid condition notes, and functional road-test cues within scope.
  • •Category depends on conditions found within the inspection scope.
Includes evidence: pedal feel notes + photo evidence set (identifiers blurred).

What the dealer usually covers

  • Gap High-level description without measurement context.
  • Gap Limited photo set, identifiers not standardized.
  • Gap No clear category rationale tied to observed conditions.

What we include

  • Deliverable Clear category labeling tied to scope observations.
  • Deliverable Photo evidence set with blurred identifiers for privacy.
  • Deliverable Evidence line directly next to the claim.
See report structure Results vary by observed conditions. Inspections are not a guarantee, and hidden or intermittent defects can’t be fully ruled out.
Urgent

Undercarriage corrosion: localized rust risk in wheel-area

  • •Photos highlight surface changes within scope, with identifiers blurred.
  • •Includes guidance on what to monitor after purchase, based on observed condition.
  • •Category prioritizes safety and urgency when deterioration is visible within scope.
Includes evidence: wheel-area photos + corrosion note panel.

What the dealer usually covers

  • Gap “Rust present” without where it is or how it’s documented.
  • Gap Photo evidence that’s hard to map back to the note.
  • Gap No visible rationale for urgency category selection.

What we include

  • Deliverable Claim-to-evidence pairing in the same viewport block.
  • Deliverable Evidence line that clarifies what the thumbnails represent.
  • Deliverable Red-flag item wording tied to observed conditions within scope.
Read limitations Travel and access factors can affect cost. Final pricing is confirmed after booking.
Negotiable

Interior wear: seat bolster fading and minor trim scuffs

  • •Wear severity is described as observed within the inspection scope.
  • •Includes photo evidence to support condition assessment with blurred identifiers.
  • •Negotiable category reflects relative impact on buying decisions.
Includes evidence: interior photo set + wear note panel.

What the dealer usually covers

  • Gap General statements without a structured condition label.
  • Gap Limited evidence photos or no clear mapping to notes.
  • Gap Category selection not explained in a consistent way.

What we include

  • Deliverable Structured claim with an evidence line right beneath it.
  • Deliverable Category wording that reflects observed conditions within scope.
  • Deliverable Photo evidence thumbnails with identifiers blurred.
View sample preview Pricing clarity: “From” prices can change based on travel and access. The final cost is confirmed after booking.
Sample report

See how your inspection report is presented

Toggle the preview below. The identifiers are blurred in this example, and real results vary based on what is found within the inspection scope.

Important inspection limitations

We do our best inside the inspection scope, but results can vary. An inspection is not a guarantee, and hidden or intermittent defects cannot always be fully ruled out.

What this means for your decision

  1. Findings are based on what is observed during the inspection and within the access we have.
  2. We classify issues by safety, urgent needs, and negotiable items. The category depends on the condition we can see.
  3. Some problems may not show up until later, after repairs, or under different driving conditions.
  4. Final purchase decisions are still yours. Use the report as evidence, and confirm critical items with follow-up checks when needed.
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Evidence line: this disclaimer is designed to help you understand how our report findings are formed and why they are not a guarantee.

Travel and access affect outcomes

Availability, access limits, and time on-site can influence what we can check and how confidently we can assess it.

From pricing is confirmed after booking

Costs can change based on distance and access factors. Your final price is confirmed after booking.