Our company, which has been in business since 2012, with over 13 years of experience and more than 20,000 vehicles sold, is committed every day to fighting scams in the automotive industry and providing maximum transparency to new customers.

One of the most common problems in the car buying and selling industry involves mileage tampering. More and more dealers, traders and dealerships are resorting to this malpractice, performing a real “facelift” to the speedometer.

But how to recognize and avoid these increasingly common scams? Here are some useful tips for our customers, prospective customers and all visitors to our site.

Warning signs not to be underestimated:

1. Price too tempting compared to the market average
   If a car is priced significantly lower than the competition, it may be hiding some anomalies. Always remember the old saying: no one is giving anything away.
2. Sellers who refuse to certify the mileage on the invoice or bill of sale
   If the seller does not want to report the mileage in official documents, he may want to avoid future legal action
3. The “We can’t certify the mileage” excuse.
   Some sellers claim they cannot guarantee the mileage because the previous owner or dealer did not. This is an unfounded excuse: serious dealerships always state the mileage on the invoice. In addition, when a car is picked up by a private party, the dealer has a dealer sign a State of Use card showing the actual mileage and condition of the vehicle.
4. Online overhaul verification
   You can check your car’s last revision and recorded mileage at the following link: Motorist Portal.
   However, the data is not always 100% reliable, as the mileage is entered manually by the overhaul operator, with a margin for human error.
   Caution: if the overhaul was done well before the deadline, this could be a red flag: the seller may have removed the previous overhaul coupon to mask any discrepancies.
5. Checking interior wear and tear.
   Excessive wear on the steering wheel, shift knob, floor mats, and pedals could indicate higher mileage than stated. Conversely, if these items look excessively new, the seller may have replaced them to hide the car’s actual wear and tear.
6. New registration books
   Some dealerships redo the registration records to make their dealer appear to be the sole owner, thus preventing them from contacting former owners to verify mileage.
   You can request a historical owner’s likeness at the following link: ACI-PRA Visura.
7. Service Book (Service Book).
   The presence of the service book is an additional safeguard. If it is missing, it may be time to do some additional verification. If the car is dated, the booklet may have been lost, but it is still possible to go to an official dealership with the chassis number to verify the work performed in the official network. Caution: coupon booklets can also be forged, so it is always advisable to cross-check them with the chassis.

How do we work?

To ensure maximum transparency to our customers, we adopt the following procedures:

License plates always visible in our ads.
Unlike many dealers who hide license plates under the guise of privacy, all our cars are posted with visible license plates.
This allows anyone to make checks before they even come to us. You can check directly:
– Revisions and mileage on the Motorist Portal.
– Coupon history, any accidents and other details through services such as CarVertical or Carfax.

Our goal is to work as transparently as possible so that every buyer can verify the vehicle’s history right away.

Reporting and customer support
Should you notice any inconsistencies in the car data, please contact our customer support immediately.
There will surely be an explanation, as we only purchase vehicles with certified and tracked mileage.

Test drive with trusted mechanic
We always invite our customers to take a test drive accompanied by a trusted mechanic, who can check the car and verify the data directly in the ECU.

Mileage certified in all official documents
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– Statement of actual mileage in the sales contract.
– Inclusion of the mileage in the certificate of ownership so that it remains recorded in the DMV databases.
– Issuance of the invoice with the indicated mileage.

Full warranty in case of tampering.
If, after purchase, the customer discovers that the mileage was altered before the sale, we offer a 100% refund even after one year after purchase.

Buying a used car with certified mileage is possible, but you need to pay attention to all these details to avoid scams.
We strive every day to ensure transparency and security for our clients, providing all our experience in the field.
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For any questions or verification, please contact us without obligation!