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The 200-point inspection, explained

28 May 2026 · 6 min read

Photos sell cars, but they don’t tell you whether the gearbox is on its way out or whether the “single-owner, no accidents” story holds up. That’s what a physical inspection is for.

What gets checked

A thorough inspection covers the engine and transmission, the underbody and suspension, brakes and tyres, the electricals and electronics, the body and paint (for signs of repainting or accident repair), and the odometer and documents. The output is a clear, shareable report with a pass/attention rating for each area.

Why a doorstep, pre-money check

The inspection happens before any money is released to the seller. If something serious turns up, the buyer can walk away and get their funds back — no awkward negotiation, no loss.

On Ukki, inspections are carried out by certified mechanics and the report is shared with both sides, so the price reflects the car’s real condition.