Before you hand over the cash, get a second opinion.
Enter a registration and our AI reads the car's full history, then tells you plainly whether to view it, negotiate, or walk away. Read the verdict, then ask follow-up questions in your own words. No jargon, no subscription.
Three minutes, one clear answer.
You don't need to know what a “corroded brake pipe” advisory means. That's our job.
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Read the AI verdict, then ask it questions
The AI weighs the evidence and writes a plain-English recommendation, the points to press the seller on, and the exact questions to ask. Then keep the conversation going: ask anything about the car, in your own words.
Ask it anything.
The verdict is where it starts, not where it ends. Once you've read it, put your own questions to the AI, the way you'd ask a mechanic friend. It answers only from this car's report, so it won't invent details about a vehicle it's never seen.
- ✓Grounded in the report, it won't make up facts about your car
- ✓Follow-ups are free, for as long as you own the report
- ✓Plain English in, plain English out
Not on its own. Rear brake advisories usually mean pads wearing thin, typically £150–£300 at an independent garage.
It's been flagged three MOTs running, so the owner has likely delayed fixing it. Worth using as leverage on the price, not a reason to walk away.
Three things:
- Feel the brake pedal for a spongy bite.
- Ask when the rear pads were last replaced.
- Check the service book for a brake fluid change, due every two years on this model.
If none of those check out, knock £300 off your offer.
What's in every report
The AI verdict
The AI weighs every data point and writes a buy, negotiate or walk-away verdict, with the reasoning spelled out, not implied.
Fair value range
What this car is actually worth, and how the asking price compares.
MOT & mileage history
Every test, every advisory, translated, plus a check that the miles add up.
Provenance check
Outstanding finance, theft markers, insurance write-offs, keeper changes.
Questions to ask
A printable list tailored to this car's history. Take it to the viewing.
Follow-up chatbot
Ask anything about the car in your own words and get a straight answer, grounded in the report, not invented.
Questions people ask before paying
Still unsure? Email us and a person replies.
What if you can't find the registration?
We check four sources at once. If none of them return the car, we refund you in full, automatically, without you having to ask. Almost every UK vehicle registered since 2001 comes back with results.
Is this a subscription?
No. You pay £12.99 for one report and nothing else happens. There's no plan, no renewal date, and we don't keep your card details.
Where does the data come from?
Licensed feeds from DVLA and DVSA for tax and MOT, Experian for provenance, UK Vehicle Data for valuation, and Percayso for advert history. Nothing is scraped, and every claim in your report traces back to one of them.
How long can I read the report?
Indefinitely. It's saved to your account as a fixed snapshot of what we found that day, so you can go back to it after the viewing, or years later, when you come to sell.
Is the AI verdict trustworthy?
The verdict is written by AI, but only after it has read the same licensed DVLA, DVSA, Experian and valuation data you see in the report. It can't invent facts about a car it hasn't seen; every claim traces back to a data source. Treat it as a sharp second opinion, not a substitute for a physical inspection.
Does this replace an inspection?
No, and we'll never pretend otherwise. We read the car's paperwork and market position; we can't hear the engine or look underneath. For an expensive car, use our report to decide whether an inspection is worth booking.