Know what you’re buying. Before you buy it.

A PPI is a detailed inspection before you commit to a vehicle. We cover 100+ points of inspection inside, underneath and around the vehicle, documenting anything out of place and explaining the findings in a client report.

We review the interior, exterior, body panels, frame areas we can access, engine, transmission, suspension, brakes, exhaust and other applicable systems. We record measurements, take photos of findings, and perform a controlled test drive to assess moving components and vehicle behavior.

We take comparative paint-depth readings across accessible panels and inspect panel gaps and visible structure. An unusual reading prompts a closer review and a request for seller records; one reading by itself does not prove collision damage.

We scan available vehicle modules and separate current, pending, permanent and stored/history trouble codes. We explain what the data means and recommend follow-up tests when needed. Module access and tests vary by vehicle; a code alone does not identify a failed part.

The checklist changes with the power source. Diesel adds fuel and aftertreatment checks; hybrid adds electric-drive and regenerative-braking checks; EV replaces engine and tailpipe checks with charging and electric propulsion checks. Euro Exotic / Performance adds relevant model-specific systems. We report battery health or specialized tests only when they were actually performed.

You do not need to be present. After you accept the quote, we contact the seller or dealership on your behalf, coordinate access and schedule the mobile inspection at their location.

We email you the completed report with the final result, top findings, diagnostic information, measurements and the inspection photos and videos captured for your vehicle. You can review every checkpoint and share the report with anyone helping you make the decision.

Have the year, make, model, VIN (at least the last six characters), seller or dealer contact details, and the vehicle’s location or ZIP code. A listing link, service records and specific concerns help us plan the inspection.