OUR APPROACH
The IMC Standard
The preparation matters. So does the evidence behind it.
Considered acquisition
We look at the car as a whole: its history, condition, character and the work needed to prepare it for its next owner.
Mechanical inspection
Checks are guided by the vehicle’s age, construction and known areas of concern. The individual report explains the scope of the inspection.
Appropriate preparation
Required work and the work completed should be recorded clearly. Each car’s preparation is described on its own merits.
Diagnostics & evidence
Diagnostic findings, useful measurements and photographs help explain what was checked and what was found.
Clear disclosures
Age-related wear and material issues belong in the conversation. Where something has not been rectified, the disclosure should say so.
Owner accountability
You should be able to ask who inspected the car, what was done and what the evidence means before committing to a viewing or purchase.
CENTRAL TO THE IMC APPROACH
Preparation & Evidence Report
Look for the report directly beneath the gallery on each vehicle page. Where available, it brings together inspection findings, photographs, rectification records and material disclosures.
The report records the checks and condition at the time of inspection. It does not imply that every component has been dismantled or that future faults cannot occur.
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