Review the Vehicle's Present Condition
Visible exterior, body, paint, glass, lamps, mirrors, tyres and wheels are reviewed as part of the inspection scope.
A buyer-focused inspection to help you review a used car’s observable condition before deciding whether to proceed. Use the recorded findings to prepare follow-up questions for the seller and identify areas that may need a specialist assessment or repair estimate.

A pre-purchase inspection is intended for the decision stage: you are evaluating a vehicle and want to understand its observable condition before committing to buy. The inspection report can help you list concerns, ask the seller focused questions and decide whether an additional workshop assessment or repair estimate is appropriate. It is one input to your decision—not a substitute for independent document checks, a complete history report or specialist diagnosis.
Visible exterior, body, paint, glass, lamps, mirrors, tyres and wheels are reviewed as part of the inspection scope.
Seats, trims, displays, switches, controls, electrical features and climate functions are reviewed where applicable.
Accessible engine-bay areas and relevant visible mechanical observations are included within the defined inspection workflow.
Checkpoint results, observations and relevant photo evidence are organised into a report that can be reviewed before completing the purchase.
The inspection focuses on observable vehicle condition and relevant accessible checks according to the inspection workflow and the condition of the vehicle at the time of inspection.
Panels, paint appearance, bumpers, lamps, glass, mirrors and visible fit-and-finish observations are reviewed.
Tyre condition, visible tread and sidewall observations, wheels and related visible wear areas are checked.
Seats, trims, displays, switches, controls and visible interior condition are reviewed.
Lights, indicators, electrical features and accessible functional checks are included where applicable.
Accessible engine-bay observations and relevant visible mechanical areas are reviewed within the defined inspection scope.
Climate controls, warning indicators and relevant safety-related observations are checked where applicable.
Relevant visible wear, condition observations and accessible areas are documented according to the inspection workflow.
Relevant photographs are captured where required by the inspection workflow and checkpoint result.
Checkpoint results, observations and available evidence are organised into the inspection report.
The inspection report is built around relevant checkpoints, observations, photographs where required and the available 360° walk-around workflow.
Car PDI Masters serves selected Delhi localities through the active location network.
The inspection should ideally be completed before finalising the purchase or taking handover, so relevant vehicle observations can be reviewed before the transaction is completed.
The inspection covers relevant visible areas such as body and paint, glass and lights, tyres and wheels, interior controls, electrical features, accessible engine-bay areas, relevant mechanical observations and safety-related items.
No. The inspection records observations from the vehicle and checks included in the defined workflow. It does not by itself guarantee a complete historical record of every accident, repair or service event.
The inspection workflow records checkpoint results, observations and relevant photo evidence in the inspection report.
No. Photo requirements depend on the inspection workflow and the condition or result of the individual checkpoint.
No inspection can guarantee that a vehicle has no defects. The report reflects observations and checks performed within the defined inspection scope at the time of inspection.
Planning to buy a used car in Delhi? Arrange the inspection before you finalise the transaction, then review the findings alongside the seller’s disclosures and your own document checks.