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  • Purpose of Vehicle Assessment

Vehicle Condition Report

Vehicle Information

  • Make

  • Model

  • Year

  • VIN (Vehicle Identification Number)

  • License Plate Number

  • Mileage

Exterior Assessment

  • Paint Condition

  • Describe the damage/issue including its location and attach photo/s.

  • Body Panels

  • Describe the damage/issue including its location and attach photo/s.

  • Glass and Windshield

  • Describe the damage/issue including its location and attach photo/s.

  • Lights

  • Describe the damage/issue including its location and attach photo/s.

  • Wipers

  • Describe the damage/issue including its location and attach photo/s.

  • Bumpers and Grilles

  • Describe the damage/issue including its location and attach photo/s.

Interior Assessment

  • Seats

  • Describe the damage/issue including its location and attach photo/s.

  • Upholstery

  • Describe the damage/issue including its location and attach photo/s.

  • Dashboard and Controls

  • Describe the damage/issue including its location and attach photo/s.

  • Carpets

  • Describe the damage/issue including its location and attach photo/s.

  • Odor

  • Describe the damage/issue including its location and attach photo/s.

Mechanical Assessment

  • Engine

  • Describe the damage/issue including its location and attach photo/s.

  • Transmission

  • Describe the damage/issue including its location and attach photo/s.

  • Brakes

  • Describe the damage/issue including its location and attach photo/s.

  • Tires

  • Describe the damage/issue including its location and attach photo/s.

  • Suspension

  • Describe the damage/issue including its location and attach photo/s.

Additional Details

  • Fuel Level

  • Tire Pressure

  • Existing Damages

Completion

  • Other Observations

  • Assessor's Name and Signature

  • Vehicle Owner's/Authorized Representative's Name and Signature

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