Final price after inspection

The preliminary amount is called according to your data about the car: make, model, year of release, mileage, configuration, description of the condition and the photos provided. Such an assessment helps to understand the price guide before the meeting, but does not replace the inspection of the car and the verification of documents.

Why the offer may change

At the meeting, we check the actual state of transport and check the documents with the declared information. If there are differences affecting the cost, the preliminary offer may be revised. For example, it may be unspecified damage or malfunction, traces of repair after an accident, other mileage or equipment, as well as restrictions or discrepancies in documents.

This also applies to information about which the owner may not have known. To make the preliminary assessment more accurate, inform in advance about the known features of the car and documents.

How we agree the final price

If the differences affect the offer, we explain exactly what we found and why this changes the estimate, and discuss the new amount with you. The preliminary amount serves as a guide; the final price is determined after checking the actual condition and documents.

The final price will be agreed with you after inspection and verification of documents, before signing the contract. You decide whether the offer is right for you; a preliminary assessment does not oblige you to sell the car.