Condition and description
What we write about a car's condition is our honest assessment on the day we inspected it, based on what we could see and test without dismantling it. Corrosion, wear and previous repairs can hide. A used car is a used car: read the intake sheet, ask for measurements of anything that matters, and inspect the car yourself or have it inspected before you buy.
Availability and prices
A car is available until it is sold, and a listing can be out of date for a few hours after a sale. Prices, equipment and specifications on this site may change without notice. The price on the sheet on the car, and the buyer's order you sign, are what count.
Repair estimates
An estimate is an estimate: it covers the work described in it. If a car reveals something else once it is apart, we stop and re-quote before continuing. An estimate is never a promise that nothing else will be found on a car that has been on the road for years.
Battery figures
State of health, usable capacity and estimated range are measured values for the car on the day of the test. They move with temperature, with how the car is driven and with how it is charged. The certificate in the car's file records the date and the conditions of the measurement.
External links
Links to carriers, map providers, manufacturers or government pages are there for convenience. We do not control those sites and we are not responsible for what they publish.
No professional advice
Nothing on this site is legal, tax, insurance or financial advice. Financing and insurance are arranged with third parties under their terms, and the paperwork for a sale or a repair is the document that governs it.
Contact
Questions about anything described here: call +1 (786) 949-7883 or write to [email protected].