Hidden Defects Uncovered through AA Car Evaluation Service

Collision repair at front panel of vehicle	Collision repair at right rear chassis frame	Collision repair welding at spare tyre well

Exhaust silencer dented	Oil leakage at auto transmission unit	Oil leakage at auto transmission gearbox unit

Oil leakage at flywheel area	Oil leakage at power steering rack pinion unit

FAQ

FAQs

1. How can I use the report?
   AA's primary objective is to give you a full picture of the car’s condition so that you can make an informed purchase decision. You can also use the report to ask for a price reduction, or request the seller/dealer to repair the significant defects before purchase. Either way, the benefits far outweigh the nominal evaluation cost.
2. What if the seller/dealer refuses to have the car evaluated?
   Having a used car evaluated before purchase is a very common practice, and the seller/dealer should oblige to your request. Be wary if the seller/dealer does not consent to one. He/she may be hiding some information from you. Some dealers may claim that the car has been evaluated but may be referring to the preliminary inspections.
3. Who should decide where to send the used car for evaluation?
   As a rule of thumb, the buyer should be the one to decide where to send the car that he/she intends to buy for evaluation. Be wary if the seller insists on sending the car to their recommended evaluation centre/workshop as this might be disadvantageous to the buyer.