Should I purchase a RedBook Inspection?

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Buying a used car? You need someone you can trust in your corner. Used-car buyers expect their purchase to provide a reasonable degree of dependable, trouble-free motoring for at least a few years.  

While some buyers are looking for a project car to restore or race, and may know their way around a car, they are only a tiny fraction of motorists in the market for a ‘pre-loved’ car.  

Most buyers are not mechanics by profession, and they may not know much about the inner workings of a car, yet many of those buyers hand over the cash for a used car without making the effort to ensure it will be a reliable car for their purposes. And all it takes to avoid being landed with a car that will cost you a fortune in repairs is forking out a small sum of money and entering some details in an online form 

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Buyers can arrange an informative RedBook Inspect report and save themselves the heartbreak of owning a car that is a constant disappointment and likely to leave them stranded.  

The good people at RedBook Inspect will check the car you’re planning to purchase for any engine faults, interior defects and pre-existing accident damage and rust. Numbered among those interior defects are climate control systems, seatbelts, locks, warning lights and other gadgets. Included in the price is a vehicle history report, a detailed history of the car since new. T&Cs and exclusions apply.

So not only is the buyer properly advised concerning the mechanical reliability of the car their considering, they’re also alerted to any financial burdens or irregularities – such as the car being previously a write-off.  

It’s a comprehensive package providing the peace of mind any consumer needs when buying a used car on a budget.  

For more information or to book an inspection, visit the RedBook Inspect website. 

 
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