Importance of pre-delivery inspections for new & used cars

Even new cars can come with damaged parts and components that may not be easily identifiable by the buyer or dealership personnel, such as:

• Paint inconsistencies or minor dents & damage
• Suspension & alignment problems 
• Electrical component functionality. 

These issues can easily be highlighted by a seasoned car inspection professional, which can help you to either have the vehicle repaired or the damage rectified by the dealer, or negotiate a better price for the car. 

When buying a new car, a pre-delivery inspection for the vehicle would include the following examinations:

• Body parts, such as paint and panel gaps, 
• Mechanical component performance, such as engine functionality

• Suspension and shock absorber examination 

   

A new car is a prized possession for most people, and to ensure that it is in top-notch condition, a new car PDI can give you the confidence you need.

A used car pre-delivery inspection is very important before buying a pre-owned vehicle as it helps identify critical information like: 

• Accident, service, and ownership history 
• Common problems and major issues like engine condition, AC condition, tyre lifeOwnership details, such as number of previous owners. 
• Other essential documentation such as car loan status and insurance claim

• Functional checks such as water damage, faulty mechanical and electrical components Odometer tampering, and missing parts

   

These issues might not be clearly visible to a consumer, but a professional can highlight these issues through a thorough examination.