POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post
Has anybody used this service: http://sgs-ebay.sgsauto.com/vehicle_inspection.htm Seems like a convenienmt way to get a PPI done...
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POST 2Original post
Keep in mind they wont even drive the car since i'm sure p-cars will be considered "exotic". I'm not saying this is a useless service, but don't fool yourself into thinking it's the same scope as a real PPI from a proper indy or dealer.
POST 3Original post
Sounds like the service is decent on paper. I'd still fork out more $$ since indept and dealer knows common failures such as coolant tank, RMS, cam seal etc.
POST 4Original post
I used them in my purchase. They provided a detailed inventory of many imperfections with pictures.....At first it seemed great and in depth. However, when I got to the car there were some very significant and obvious interior defects that were completely overlooked. i.e. I had sunburn to the leather across the dash... I bought the car anyway and complained. They said they would refund me the cost of the inspection... haven't checked my account yet..... don't know if this was coincidence or business as usual for them, but I was HUGHELY dissapointed.
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