Look Beyond the Listing
Get another perspective on the vehicle’s observable condition—not just the seller’s description.
Based in Broward County · Serving Florida by Appointment
Buying a used car? Get it checked at the seller’s location before you commit. Each inspection includes a visual check, a diagnostic code scan, photos, a written report, and a phone explanation of the findings. Road testing is included when permitted and conditions allow.
Call or text 203-549-7058
Dealerships and private sellers · Local and out-of-state buyers welcome
Contact me to confirm availability, vehicle access, and any travel charges.
I bring the inspection to the car, so you can decide with better information.
Get another perspective on the vehicle’s observable condition—not just the seller’s description.
Review inspection photos and a written report, then discuss the findings by phone.
Use the findings to ask informed questions and decide your next steps.
Panels, paint, glass, and signs of past accidents or rust.
Engine bay, belts, hoses, and anything leaking or worn.
Plug into the computer and pull stored and pending trouble codes.
Lights, screens, AC, windows, and warning lights.
Tread depth, uneven wear, and brake condition.
Oil, coolant, and transmission fluid — levels and leaks.
Suspension, exhaust, and frame for damage or rot.
How it drives, shifts, brakes, and sounds, when allowed.
Whether it’s a BMW or another make, you get a closer look at the vehicle, with findings you can review and discuss before you buy.
Visual assessment of the vehicle’s exterior and interior condition, including observable wear or damage.
Visual inspection of accessible under-hood components and observable concerns.
A scan for diagnostic codes, with findings included in the inspection report. A code scan does not identify every mechanical issue.
An assessment of vehicle operation during a road test when seller permission, vehicle condition, and safe conditions allow.
Photos documenting the inspection and observable findings.
A written summary of the inspection findings for your review.
A phone explanation of the findings so you can ask questions and better understand the report.
Inspection scope depends on vehicle access, condition, seller permission, and safe conditions. Inspections cover observable conditions at the time of service and do not include disassembly. They cannot identify every hidden defect or guarantee future reliability.
Inspections run $250–$600. Here’s the math that matters: a hidden engine or transmission problem can cost you thousands of dollars after you buy. A few hundred up front is the cheapest insurance you’ll ever put on a car.
Where you land in that range comes down to two things:
You get your exact price the moment you send the car and the location. No surprises.
Payment is Cash App, Zelle, or cash. No cards.
A used car can hide problems that cost way more than it looks worth. Typical 2026 repair costs:
One problem caught before you buy usually costs more than the whole inspection. That’s the point of checking first.
Repair costs are typical 2026 U.S. ranges and vary by vehicle, parts, and shop.
The car’s condition right now — what I can see, test, and pull from the computer, plus how it drives.
Guarantee the future or find problems sealed inside parts without taking them apart. No inspection catches everything. What you get is a clear, honest picture so you’re not buying blind.
A sample of the report you receive. Example text only.
Your inspection is handled directly by one person, not passed between a crew.
One technician comes to you and handles your inspection from start to finish.
Focused experience with BMW and other European vehicles.
Practical experience with diagnostic scanning and vehicle systems.
Broward, Miami-Dade, and Palm Beach counties.
Selling a car? I keep it quick and respect your time and your vehicle — a visual and diagnostic check, nothing taken apart. The buyer sets the time with you; you just let me take a look.
Call or text the year, make, model, vehicle location, and listing link if available.
I’ll discuss availability, seller access, inspection scope, and any travel charges before booking.
Receive inspection photos and a written report, then discuss the findings by phone.
Buying in Broward County or elsewhere in Florida? Contact me with the vehicle’s location to confirm availability and travel arrangements.
Fort Lauderdale · Pembroke Pines · Hollywood · Miramar · Coral Springs · Miami · West Palm Beach · Other Florida locations by appointment
Buying from a private seller? An inspection can be arranged at the seller’s location, subject to seller permission. Out of state? I can inspect a car you can’t see in person and send photos and a full report before you commit.
Statewide service is subject to availability. Any travel charges are confirmed before booking.
The service includes a visual exterior and interior inspection, an under-hood inspection, a diagnostic code scan, inspection photos, a written report, and a phone explanation of the findings. A road test is included when permitted and conditions allow. Vehicle access and conditions may limit individual checks.
Yes. Appointments can be arranged at either location, subject to seller permission, safe access, and availability.
Yes. I serve Florida by appointment. Send the vehicle’s location to confirm availability and any travel charges.
Yes. Send the listing and vehicle location so I can discuss scheduling and coordination with the seller.
Inspections run $250–$600, depending on the car and the drive. A regular sedan or truck is at the lower end; a BMW, European, or luxury vehicle runs higher, and longer trips to Miami-Dade or Palm Beach cost a little more for travel. You get your exact price when you send the car and the location.
Call or text to check current availability. Same-day appointments are not guaranteed.
Yes. Inspection photos and a written report are included, along with a phone explanation of the findings. Delivery arrangements are confirmed when booking.
No. An inspection reflects observable conditions at the time of service, within the agreed scope. Hidden defects and future problems may still occur. Diagnostic scanning and road testing also have limitations.
Call or text the vehicle details and location to ask about availability.