What we check before a car goes on sale
A mechanical inspection, a document check and a clear sale agreement.
Checked by a mechanic, not just washed.
Every car is driven, put on the lift and checked by our workshop before it is listed. Anything we find is fixed or written on the car's page, so you know what you are buying.
- Engine, clutch, gearbox and suspension
- Brakes, tyres, battery and lights
- Body panels, rust and signs of accident repair
- AC, electricals and dashboard warning lights
- Road test on city roads and the highway
Papers we verify for every car
Registration (RC)
Owner name, engine and chassis number match the car.
Insurance
Policy validity and past claims, where the insurer shares them.
Loan status
Hypothecation removed, or bank NOC arranged before sale.
Service record
Service book or workshop bills, where the owner has them.
RC transfer, step by step
Sale papers
Sale invoice, delivery note and the forms for the RTO are signed.
Insurance transfer
The policy is moved to your name the same day.
RTO filing
We file the transfer and share the application receipt.
New RC
The RC in your name is sent to you once the RTO issues it.
Warranty: any warranty or free service offered with a car is only what is written on your sale invoice or warranty card. Nothing else is promised or implied. Kilometre readings are as shown on the odometer at inspection.
Business details: GSTIN and trade certificate number — add your real registration details here.