What “inspected” means
You are buying a car you have not seen. The word “inspected” is worth only what it covers — here is the list, unrounded.
What “inspected” means
History
Service book, number of owners, provenance, and consistency of the mileage with successive readings. An unexplained gap rules the vehicle out.
Roadworthiness test
Its date appears on every vehicle page. We do not list a vehicle whose test has expired or whose report shows a major unrepaired defect.
Declared condition
Bodywork, interior, tyres, wear parts. Every known defect is WRITTEN on the vehicle page and repeated on the order form. A declared defect gives no warranty claim — which is precisely why we declare it beforehand, not afterwards.
The paperwork
Registration document of the country of origin, European certificate of conformity where applicable, absence of any lien or retention of title. No complete paperwork, no listing: that is what would block your registration.
And if you would rather see it
A visit is not required, but it remains possible: you can come and test the vehicle at the logistics centre before deciding. And if you do not come, your fourteen days of withdrawal run from handover.