Basement parking decides what can and cannot be assessed
Through the towers around Danks Street, Joynton Avenue and the Green Square blocks, the car sits on a numbered space at the bottom of a swipe-controlled ramp. Most of the inspection is indifferent to that: module scanning, high- and low-voltage electrical work, fluid condition, cabin trim and equipment testing all behave identically two levels underground. Bodywork is the exception. A paint-thickness gauge is only worth trusting when the reader can also see the panel in even daylight, and low-clearance ceilings leave no line of sight along the floor pan. Our booking questions therefore cover ceiling height, ramp gradient and whether the seller is able to move the car up to daylight for twenty minutes. Anything the parking made impossible is listed as an explicit limitation in your report, next to the reason.

