Pre-Purchase Car Inspection Dubai

Essential (200+ points) is AED 299, Standard (400+ points) is AED 399, Comprehensive (600+ points) is AED 799. Every plan includes a written report, and the technician comes to wherever the car is; the OBD2 scan and road test start from Standard.

It's an independent mechanical check of a used car — engine, transmission, brakes, suspension, electricals and an OBD2 diagnostic scan — carried out before you finalize a purchase, so you know the real condition of the car and can negotiate or walk away with confidence.

Wherever the car is — the seller's home, a dealership, or a public parking area anywhere in Dubai, Sharjah or Ajman. Our technician comes to the car; you don't need to move it anywhere.

The inspection itself typically takes 45–60 minutes on-site. You'll receive a written report covering everything checked, with clear notes on any issues found.

Yes. FixAnyCars works only for you, the buyer — we have no relationship with the seller or dealership, so the findings are reported exactly as they are.

You'll have everything you need to renegotiate the price, ask the seller to fix it first, or walk away — the report is yours to use however you need.

Yes, a road test is included in the Standard and Comprehensive plans where the seller allows it, checking engine performance, transmission engagement, braking and noise/vibration under real driving conditions.

Ask for the service history and the RTA vehicle registration (Mulkiya), check the chassis number matches, and ask whether it has had accident repairs. Then get an independent pre-purchase inspection: a technician checks the engine, gearbox, brakes, suspension, body and electrics, runs an OBD2 scan and road-tests the car, so hidden faults show up before you pay.

No. The RTA test checks that a car is roadworthy enough to register: brakes, lights, emissions and safety basics. It doesn't tell you whether the engine or gearbox is wearing out, whether the car has been in an accident, or what repairs are coming. A pre-purchase inspection is a buying check done for you, the buyer.

Yes. We check panel gaps, paint texture and finish, replaced panels and the chassis points underneath for signs of repair, and note what we find in the report.

Nobody can prove it on the spot, but we compare wear on the pedals, seats and steering wheel, the service records and the scan data with the odometer, and flag anything that looks wrong.

No. Most buyers are not. The seller gives our technician access to the car and you receive the written report. You are welcome to attend if you prefer.

Yes, as long as the showroom allows an independent inspection. Send us the showroom name and location when you book.

Essential (200+ points) covers the fundamentals for a quick check. Standard (400+ points) is our most popular option and suits most used-car buyers. Comprehensive (600 points) is the deepest check, recommended for higher-value or higher-risk purchases.