Bluestar.com Website Review

The easiest way to find the vehicle identification number (VIN) is to stand outside the vehicle on the driver's side and look at the corner of the dashboard where it meets the windshield. If the VIN cannot be found there, open the driver's side front door and look for a sticker at the door post area (where the door latches when it is closed). BlueStar offers a trusted, impartial, 50-category, 200-point-plus vehicle inspection. Our primary goal: to reduce the risk involved in purchasing and selling a used vehicle. BlueStar gives purchasers peace of mind and confidence in their purchase, and gives sellers of reliable cars the ability to sell faster and at full value by removing uncertainty about The BlueStar Report covers the current condition of 50 key categories of the vehicle which include inspection of more than 200 mechanical and maintenance components such as brakes, exhaust, suspension, hoses, fluids and much more (click here for sample inspection report) either “Acceptable” or “Needs Attention.” Categories marked as “Needs Attention” have specific and detailed comments about what needs attention. Use the results of the BlueStar Inspection Report to help you make an informed decision when purchasing a used vehicle. A BlueStar Report is found by entering the last six digits of the vehicle identification number (VIN) below and clicking search. If a BlueStar Report is not available, it means either the vehicle has not had a BlueStar inspection or the BlueStar Inspection Report has The seller allowed me to take the vehicle to get a BlueStar inspection, and the inspection helped me to negotiate a fair price As a first-time buyer, it was so helpful to have an independent third-party source help me make sure I was buying a quality car. Thank I found a dealer that had all of their vehicles BlueStar inspected. I did my research and found BlueStar is completely third party and works with honest mechanics who do the inspections. This gave me peace of mind during the buying process. Dawn C.