MotorSnoop checks the car, the advert and the seller before you hand over a penny. One plain-English report, one clear verdict, £14.99.
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Only 62,000 miles, drives like new
Full history, nothing to hide, lovely car
MOT until next year, two keys
First to see will buy, no timewasters
Official record shows 71,243 miles at the last MOT. Ask why.Claims aren't records. We check what the registers actually say.The MOT claim matches the record. We tell you that too.No scores out of a hundred, no jargon. Fixed rules decide the verdict from what the records show, and the report explains every line that led there.
No warning markers were recorded in the registers we checked, and the report says exactly which registers, and when we looked.
Something needs an answer first. The report tells you what we found, what it means, and exactly what to ask the seller.
Some reports will tell you not to buy the car. That is the point of paying for one.
Markers recorded against the car in the official registers, like outstanding finance, theft records and write-off history. Every marker dated and sourced, every absence stated honestly: we tell you what was not recorded in the registers we checked, never more.
The advert's claims, tested against the record. Mileage against the MOT history, the story against the paperwork, and the things the advert quietly leaves out.
For dealers, the company behind the advert: its record at Companies House and its public pattern. Private individuals are never researched; we check cars and businesses, not people.
A report you can't verify is just another opinion. Ours shows its working.
Every claim in the report names its source and the date we checked it, so you can verify it yourself before you buy.
We use AI to write parts of the report in plain English. It never sees the register results and never decides the verdict. Fixed rules do.
If a data source is down and your report can't be completed, you're told plainly and refunded automatically, without asking.
£14.99 for one full report on one specific car: its records, its advert and its seller, ending in one clear verdict. If a source is unavailable and we can't complete your report, you're refunded automatically.
Most checks look at the car alone. We also read the advert and look at the seller, because the listing and the person selling are where buyers actually get caught out.
Yes. The car and advert checks run on every listing. The seller research section runs for dealers only; we never research private individuals.
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