
Buying a van is an important decision – whether you use it for deliveries, passenger transportation or construction. Here’s what you should check before you sign the contract.
Request a complete check of the engine, gearbox and braking system. Test the car and look out for unusual noises or leaks.
Low mileage on an old car could raise questions. It’s important to make sure the readings are real and have not been tampered with. Therefore, always ask for the service documents, book it in for a service check and make sure that regular servicing has been done.
A van with a clear and complete history gives you more confidence and safety in use, especially if you’re going to use it every day in your business.
Each car is inspected by a specialized technician who checks the condition of the engine, transmission, brakes, suspension and electrical components. They look for any wear or damage that could affect the safety or performance of the vehicle.
Every vehicle in the Levis Automobile fleet is fully documented. We check service history, actual mileage and, where possible, whether the vehicle has been involved in any accidents. This step is essential to eliminate unpleasant surprises. Some of the documents we’ve mentioned above, but we’re repeating them here to make sure you don’t miss anything
Before going on sale, each car is tested in real traffic conditions to observe its dynamic behavior. Any suspicious noises, vibrations or unusual reactions are investigated before the car arrives in the showroom. For any car on the lot, you can request a free test drive by filling out the contact form here.
The process of checking a used car is one of our guarantees of reliability. When you choose Levis Automobile, you choose transparency, safety and a fleet that is checked step by step.