Services
101-Point Vehicle Inspection
The 101-point inspection is a detailed examination of everything that affects a car's value - from bodywork and paint to the engine and mechanical systems - documented in a clear report.
What does 101-Point Vehicle Inspection involve at Alpay Servis?
The 101-point inspection is a detailed examination of everything that affects a car's value - from bodywork and paint to the engine and mechanical systems - documented in a clear report.
Know exactly what you are buying - or selling
A used car can look excellent and still hide a costly history. The 101-point inspection exists to close that gap: it is a systematic examination of every area that influences a vehicle's condition and value, carried out by technicians who inspect cars for a living.
What is examined
The inspection moves through the car area by area. Bodywork and paint are assessed panel by panel to identify previous paintwork or replaced parts. The engine and mechanical assemblies are evaluated, suspension, steering and brakes are checked, and the car's electronic systems are scanned with diagnostic equipment. The chassis and underbody are examined visually for corrosion, impact traces and leaks.
Why it protects you
For a buyer, the inspection turns a seller's description into verifiable facts: you learn what has been repaired, what is worn, and what will likely need attention. For a seller, a documented inspection supports your asking price with evidence. Either way, the negotiation happens on real information rather than impressions.
How to arrange it
Because the inspection covers many systems, booking ahead makes the visit smoother. You can request an appointment through the online form or by phone; the workshop is located in Bornova, Izmir and works on many makes and models. The findings are explained to you plainly, and what you do with them is entirely your decision.
What Does This Service Cover?
- Panel-by-panel inspection of bodywork and paint
- General condition assessment of engine and mechanical parts
- Suspension, steering and brake system checks
- Electronic systems scanned with diagnostic equipment
- Visual examination of chassis and underbody components
- Findings presented as a clear, written evaluation
Signs You May Need This
- You are considering buying or selling a used car
- You want a full, objective picture of your car's condition
- A car with an unclear history needs its damage record clarified
- You want solid facts in hand before negotiating a purchase
Frequently Asked Questions
When is a 101-point inspection worth having?
Most commonly before a used-car purchase or sale. Because it documents bodywork, paint, engine and mechanical condition in detail, it gives both buyer and seller an objective basis for the transaction instead of guesswork.
What do I receive at the end of the inspection?
A clear evaluation of the findings in every major area: which components show wear, what may need attention soon, and where the car stands overall. The decision on how to act remains entirely yours.
Do you detect repainted or replaced panels?
Yes. Paint and bodywork analysis is a core part of the inspection; panels are checked for paintwork and possible replacement. This is one of the most important inputs for reading a car's history and its realistic market value.
Book Your Service Appointment
Choose the day and time that suit you; our team will confirm your appointment.
