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Inespection Sheet

Understanding vehicle condition grades and markings

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How to read the Inspection sheet

English and Spanish Guide

Learn how to interpret vehicle inspection markings and grades to make informed decisions.

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Damage Markings

Scratches & Cracks (A)

A1: 2-3 cm | A2: < 10cm | A3: > 10cm

Dents (U)

U1: Dimple | U2: < 10cm | U3: > 10cm

C: Corrosion

S: Rust

X: Exchange needed

AU: Scratch + Dent

Grade Description

Premium Grades

S: < 1 year, < 10,000 km, perfect

6: < 3 years, < 30,000 km, perfect

5: < 50,000 km, minor scratches

Standard Grades

4.5: < 100,000 km, some scratches

4: < 150,000 km, minor dents

3.5: Average condition

Special Cases

RA/R: Repaired vehicles

***: Non-running/Non-inspected

Interior Description

Excellent Condition

A: As new condition

B: Light wear marks only

Average Condition

C: Minor repairs needed

Poor Condition

D: Requires repairs

E: Extensive work needed

Common Abbreviations

Transmission & Power

AT/FA/IAT: Auto

F4/F5/F6: Manual

PS: Power Steering

Comfort Features

AC/AAC: Air Con

SR: Sunroof

PW: Power Windows

Safety & Tech

ABS: Anti-lock Brakes

エア: Airbag

ナビ: Navigation

Additional Features

AW/純AW: Alloy Wheels

TV: Television

カワ革: Leather Seats

Exterior Markings Guide

Surface Damage

A: Minor scratch

A1: 2-3 cm scratch

A2: Up to 10cm scratch

A3: Over 10 cm scratch

Structural Issues

U1: Small dent

U2: Medium dent

U3: Large dent

Y: Crack damage

Repairs & Paint

W1: Perfect repaint

W2: Good repaint

W3: Visible repaint

X/XX: Part replacement

Additional Notes

Windscreen markings indicate damage or repairs. Tire numbers show remaining tread (8 = 80%, 1 = 10%).