CHOOSE YOUR INSPECTION
Whether you're considering purchasing a vehicle or want an independent look at collision repairs that have already been completed, CollisionTrace provides focused inspections designed to document what’s beneath the surface. Select the inspection that best fits your situation below.
CollisionTrace 100-Point Assessment
Know What’s Beneath the Surface
$275
A comprehensive inspection designed to identify and document evidence of previous collision damage, body repairs, refinishing, panel replacement, structural concerns, and other conditions that may not be obvious during a normal walk-around or test drive.
Using visual inspection, paint and coating measurements, body measurements, inspection lighting, photographs, diagnostic equipment when appropriate, and real-world collision-repair knowledge, CollisionTrace takes a closer look at the vehicle to help you better understand its history and current condition.
BEST FOR:
- Used vehicle purchases
- Vehicles with an uncertain accident or repair history
- Suspected previous collision damage
- Owners who want a deeper understanding of a vehicle’s condition
YOU RECEIVE:
A detailed CollisionTrace inspection report documenting relevant observations, measurements, photographs, and findings discovered during the assessment.
Post-Repair Accuracy Inspection
$175
An independent inspection designed for vehicles that have already undergone collision repairs.
CollisionTrace examines visible and measurable aspects of the completed repair to document repair accuracy, identify inconsistencies, and highlight areas that may warrant additional evaluation or discussion with the repair facility.
The inspection may include evaluation of panel alignment, exterior finish, refinishing evidence, visible repair workmanship, fit and finish, measurements, and other accessible indicators related to the completed collision repair.
BEST FOR:
- Recently completed collision repairs
- Customers concerned about repair workmanship
- Vehicles being returned after a collision repair
- Owners who want an independent second look at completed repairs
YOU RECEIVE:
A CollisionTrace report documenting relevant observations, photographs, measurements, and areas of concern identified during the inspection.
NOT SURE WHICH INSPECTION YOU NEED?
If you're trying to determine whether a vehicle has previous collision or repair history, start with the CollisionTrace 100-Point Assessment.
If your vehicle has already been repaired following a collision and you want an independent evaluation of the completed work, choose the Post-Repair Accuracy Inspection.
Still unsure? Contact CollisionTrace and tell us about the vehicle and your concerns.
