What a used car inspection report looks like
Before you pay for a report it is fair to know what you are getting. Below is a real example report for a 2019 Honda Accord EX. Use the tabs to compare the Basic report ($14.99) with the Full report ($49.99).
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What is in a report
Overall condition score
A single 0–100 figure calculated from the severity ratings across every inspected point, so you can compare cars at a glance.
Vehicle identity
VIN, year, make, model and trim, plus the odometer reading verified by the inspector and the date and location of the inspection.
Severity-rated findings
Each of the 28 checklist points is rated, or explicitly marked not applicable. Nothing is left silently blank.
Inspector notes
Where a rating needs explaining, the inspector writes what they saw — the location of the corrosion, the nature of the leak, the wear pattern on the tires.
Photo evidence
Photographs are attached to the category they belong to, so a finding you would otherwise take on trust has a picture next to it.
Basic versus Full
Basic Report
$14.99Overall score, vehicle identity, and the key condition highlights — enough to decide whether the car stays on your shortlist.
Full Report
$49.99All 7 categories unlocked: every answer, every inspector note, and the complete photo set. Bought Basic already? You only pay the difference to upgrade.
The categories you will see
- Exterior & Body4 inspected points
- Interior & Electronics4 inspected points
- Under the Hood4 inspected points
- Undercarriage & Suspension4 inspected points
- Brakes & Tires4 inspected points
- Road Test4 inspected points
- Diagnostics & History4 inspected points
Reports are locked when the inspector submits them and cannot be edited afterwards. Access lasts 180 days from purchase. All purchases are final and non-refundable.



