A comprehensive pre-purchase inspection of your used vehicle: mechanical, bodywork, electronics, and road test, complete with a written report to help you negotiate or walk away.
Fill out this form and a MDF Mécanique technician will get back to you quickly, day or night.
Our emergency mobile unit is available 24/7 throughout Laval and the North Shore.
514-706-6444Line open 24/7
Mobile service available throughout Laval and surrounding areas, day, night, and weekends


We look for what a ten-minute test drive won't show: signs of accidents, structural corrosion, recently cleared codes, abnormal wear, early-stage leaks, and safety components nearing the end of their life.


Before signing, never after. A seller who refuses an inspection at an independent garage is already giving you your answer.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

A private seller or a dealer may refuse to move the vehicle. A flat refusal is a red flag that should be taken seriously. Some may agree to an on-site inspection or one where they accompany the vehicle.
Yes. A used car dealer must inform the consumer of the vehicle's actual condition and display the required label containing the information mandated by law.
No. The SAAQ mechanical inspection is performed by an authorized agent in specific cases, such as for rebuilt or imported vehicles. A pre-purchase inspection is a commercial assessment conducted for the buyer.
Yes, because it puts a dollar figure on the necessary repairs. A written list of parts that need replacing within the year is a concrete argument, which is much stronger than just a gut feeling.
Yes, except for category D vehicles. As of April 5, 2024: 4 years and up to 80,000 km, 6 months or 10,000 km; 5 years and up to 100,000 km, 3 months or 5,000 km; 7 years and up to 120,000 km, 1 month or 1,700 km. Beyond these limits, there is no warranty of good working order.
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