For private-party used cars
Don’t get ripped off on a private car sale.
Paste the listing. Get a PDF. Walk in knowing — then take it to a shop with a lift.
- As-is, no returns — the homework is the point
- Private-sale tax in plain language, by state as we add it
- If the seller won’t go to a shop, don’t buy it
How it works
Paste a private-party ad. Pay once. We name the expensive jobs, whether the ask is fair, and a lift shop when we’ve confirmed one.
- Paste the listing link. We read the ad and the photos.
- Pay $29.99 once. One vehicle. No subscription.
- You get a PDF. Cover answer, the detail, a last page to print.
Questions
Is a private-party sale different from a dealer?
Yes. Private-party sales are typically as-is. Homework first. Pay a shop with a lift before you buy.
Do I still need an inspection?
Yes. The report is homework. A shop with a lift is the inspection.
Is this a Carfax?
No. We don’t sell history reports. Buy Carfax yourself if you want one.
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