Types of Pre-purchase Inspections

The amount of risk you take when purchasing a used vehicle will depend on your ability to determine the true condition of the vehicle before purchase. However, most people don't used the proper Technician to perform a pre-purchase inspection. Below are some of the different types of inspections used by car buyers. Click on each of the types below to see the risks associated with these types of inspections.

  1. Using a CARFAX or other Vehicle History Reports

  2. Having a friend or relative help you inspect the vehicle

  3. A shade tree mechanic inspection

  4. Used car dealer inspections

  5. Relying on a "certified used car"

  6. Repair shop inspections

  7. Pre-Purchase Inspection Companies

Please follow the "1-2-3 Steps" when buying a used car.

The #1 reason vehicles with existing problems are purchased is the buyers' inability to determine the current condition before purchase.

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