Don't buy blind.

Risk score21.8 / 100
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Negotiation room₺70–95K

Vetto reads the listing, listens to the engine, decodes the dashboard — like a 50-year veteran mechanic. You walk into the negotiation ready.

Pre-Purchase Insight · Not an Inspection ReportAll costs are estimated ranges — never a single number.
$150–400Average cost of a physical inspection
55 chronic faultsEvery record carries its source
35 panelsAnswered one by one, none skipped
Five senses

It looks wherever a veteran looks

An inspector reads the report, checks the dashboard, listens to the engine, remembers what that model is known for. So does Vetto — from your phone.

  • Document

    Reads the inspection report for you

    Photograph the report the seller hands you. We answer all 35 panels one by one; a line we can't read we mark unreadable — we don't skip it.

  • Eye

    Sees the lamp that's lit — and the one that's been silenced

    One photo, ignition on and engine off. It knows 42 lamps, and tells apart the four different reasons an airbag light comes on.

  • Ear

    What that ticking might actually be

    Hold your phone to the engine bay and record four moments: cold start, warm idle, revving, under load. It tells you what the sound resembles — and what it could be confused with.

  • Memory

    Knows the engine's record, finds the open recall

    How many other people has this engine cost money? It searches chronic-fault records, NHTSA recalls and the EU Safety Gate by engine code.

  • Owner mode

    You already own it: see the next bill coming

    Enter your mileage, see what's due next. All four tyres separately: tread depth, DOT age, wear pattern.

  • Synthesis

    Five senses, one verdict

    The report says "clean" but the airbag lamp is lit on the dash — that, right there, is a finding. Vetto reads the senses against each other, surfaces the contradiction, counts what is missing, and always writes money as a range.

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Negotiation Leverage

Negotiate with numbers, not nerves

Walk in knowing exactly how much to ask off. We add up the cost the findings imply and the value gap against a comparable clean car, then hand you an opening range. If the seller says "take it to any inspection you like", your answer is ready: "I'll spend that money — if it comes back clean I'll gladly pay, and if something serious turns up I'll be asking you to cover the inspection fee."

  • When two senses disagree on the same point, we surface it instead of hiding it.
  • Cost estimates rest on the official ATO 2026 labour tariff — a range, never a single number.
  • The negotiation opening comes from two things: the cost the findings imply and the value gap against a comparable clean car.
Knowledge base

Worth reading before you start looking

Sections that are useful even if you never open the app: known faults by engine code, long-form guides, and the plain meaning of the terms in an inspection document.

Flow

Leave it half-done at the lot, finish it at home

Four steps: identify the car, run the senses, read the result, start negotiating. If the seller is rushing you, close the session — it reopens where you left it.

See it step by step
How someone shopping for a car actually uses Vetto.

If something serious turns up, we send you to a real inspection

Vetto gives you a pre-purchase read; it does not replace a certified physical inspection. Its job is to help you understand what you are holding and ask the seller the right questions.

Don't walk in alone next time

Put a 50-year veteran in your pocket.

You can try it on TestFlight today.

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