Choose the vehicle
Pick the year, make and model. Powertrain-specific options will be added where they matter.
USED-CAR BUYER INTELLIGENCE
Don’t buy someone else’s problem.
See the main concerns, ownership risks and things worth checking before you hand over the money.
✓ No mechanical jargon overload
✓ Buyer-focused
✓ Free summary
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Free basic report
What car are you thinking of buying?
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$4.99Planned full report
5 minDesigned to understand fast
1 goalHelp you buy with fewer surprises
0%Replacement for a real inspection
HOW IT WORKS
Three steps before you commit to a car.
Understand the risks
We simplify the major concerns into severity, symptoms and buyer-friendly explanations.
Inspect with purpose
Know what to test, what to ask the seller and what to tell your mechanic to focus on.
SAMPLE REPORT
Useful in 30 seconds.
Useful in 30 seconds.
Detailed when you need it.
We deliberately keep the free view simple. The paid report will unlock the deeper buying checklist and PDF export.
DEMO VEHICLE PROFILE
2020 Toyota Corolla
Example presentation only — not yet validated buying guidance.
8.1/10
Demo score
ReliabilityGood
Repair RiskMedium
Ownership CostGood
Buyer DifficultyLow
Major concerns to understand
DEMO CONTENT
MODERATE
Example concern category
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This is where a short plain-English explanation of a verified vehicle-specific concern will appear.
LOW
Example wear item
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We’ll explain what it means to the buyer and whether it should affect the purchase decision.
FULL BUYER REPORT
Know exactly what to check before you buy.
✓ Walk-away signs
✓ Test-drive checklist
✓ Questions for the seller
✓ Mechanic inspection notes
✓ Negotiation points
✓ Downloadable PDF
COMING NEXT
Comparing two cars?
Put them side-by-side and see which one better fits your priorities — without opening twenty browser tabs.
Reliability
Repair risk
Ownership cost
Buyer difficulty
CAR AToyota Corolla
8.1
Demo pick
VS
CAR BNissan Qashqai
7.2
Demo score
OUR APPROACH
Built for buyers, not mechanics.
Prioritize what matters
No endless fault-code database. We focus on the concerns that could actually influence a buying decision.
Plain language first
Technical detail can be available when useful, but the default explanation should make sense to any buyer.
Show the evidence
Production profiles will be built from traceable sources and reviewed before being treated as buyer guidance.
Still inspect the car
A model-level report cannot tell you the condition of one specific vehicle. A pre-purchase inspection still matters.
THE BETA IS JUST BEGINNING
Know the problems.
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