A post-inspection is typically conducted for vehicles that have previously undergone a pre-purchase inspection. Dealerships may request specific adjustments and minor repairs to the car but may only sometimes follow through on their promises. Therefore, it is advantageous to have a post-inspection to guarantee the vehicle is handed over to you in the best possible condition. The purpose of the post-inspection is to verify that all the dealership’s commitments have been fulfilled before you take possession of the car. It is always more prudent to exercise caution.
A post-inspection may include:
Evaluation of any minor dents, scratches, or paintwork that needed to be addressed.
Verification of any interior modifications that were supposed to be made.
Reassessment of any faulty electrical components.
Reviewing the issues identified in the initial inspection and confirming their resolution.
Road testing to check alignment and exhaust performance.
A comprehensive examination of the engine and the entire vehicle.
Analysis of the requested changes and their implementation.
