Is a Motorly Buyer Briefing a replacement for a mechanic inspection?

No. It is a buyer intelligence report based on market and listing signals. You should still inspect the car, verify ownership, and use a mechanic for high-value purchases.

What do I need before buying a Buyer Briefing?

Start with the registration. Available coverage and the viewing checklist are free when the paid evidence checks do not pass; no email or account is needed for the free view. Paid briefings require an email for delivery.

Buyer report before you commit

Motorly Buyer Briefing

Your market and viewing briefing. Understand the asking-price evidence, prepare specific seller questions and take a practical checklist to the viewing.

Neither the Buyer Briefing nor Plus checks outstanding finance, write-offs, stolen status, ownership history, official NCT history or tax-payment history. Recorded advert details are unverified claims. You still need an independent history check and inspection before committing money.

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What the report covers

Market price context

How the car sits against comparable live Irish listings.

Listing-history signals

Price drops, repeat appearances, stale-ad signals, and basic timeline checks.

Buyer notes

A plain-English summary of what to ask before viewing or negotiating.

Red-flag prompts

Mileage, price, age, and advert signals that deserve extra attention.

Important

A Buyer Briefing is not a finance, write-off, ownership, or mechanical inspection certificate. It is a buyer intelligence report designed to help you ask better questions before committing.

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