Dealers Know You Won't Get It Inspected. Prove Them Wrong.

Here's what happens inside a dealership: a manager tracks your energy level, your excitement, how many times you touch the car, how many questions you ask. They know the moment you're emotionally committed. And that's when the pressure starts.

'This one won't last the weekend.' 'We have two other people looking at it today.' 'We can hold it for 24 hours but that's it.'

They're betting on one thing: that you won't slow down enough to get it inspected. Because an inspection might kill the deal. And killing the deal is bad for them — even if walking away would have been great for you.

Our inspectors can typically be on-site within 24-48 hours. We work around dealer hours. We've inspected cars at auctions, private driveways, dealership lots, and service bays. A legitimate dealer will have no problem with an inspection. An uncomfortable dealer is telling you something.

If a seller refuses to allow an inspection, that is your answer. Walk away immediately.

Don't let time pressure make your financial decisions. Book the inspection. Make them wait.