Detailed findings
Reports have covered engine, suspension, paint, tires and seller-undisclosed faults such as an oil leak and worn tires.
Dubai Marina
ScanMyCar.ae is an independent vehicle inspection service for people assessing used cars, including pre-purchase inspections and its PRO package. For shoppers in Dubai Marina, its main appeal is a detailed report that explains mechanical and cosmetic findings before you commit.
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Reports have covered engine, suspension, paint, tires and seller-undisclosed faults such as an oil leak and worn tires.
Specific findings gave one buyer grounds to negotiate down the price and avoid overpaying for a Mazda CX-5.
Several customers received the full report within hours; one Mercedes inspection report arrived within an hour.
Inspectors commonly walk buyers through technical details verbally, making the findings easier to understand if you are not a car expert.
Reviews describe inspections arranged across multiple emirates, including Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Ajman and Al Ain.
One customer reported a 600-checkpoint inspection, while another observed a 1.5-hour inspection in person.
The service is also used by sellers, and one reviewer recommended it for both buyers and sellers without long queues or travel.
Read closely. Allow time to read the report carefully: one customer warned that the PRO report contains a lot of information.
Ask for OBD. Confirm that an OBD scan is included if electronic diagnostics matter to your purchase decision.
Request test drive. Ask whether a proper test drive will be carried out; one customer said a five-minute drive was included, while another said none was done.
Check report age. Use the report promptly after inspection and ask how its date affects your decision; one customer was told theirs was 20 days old.
Name the model. Mention the car’s make and specialist requirements when booking, especially for German cars, given conflicting feedback about missed cooling issues.
Confirm timing. If the seller changes plans, contact support quickly: a customer reported that a late-evening appointment was rescheduled immediately.
Plan the visit
| Mon | 8:00 AM – 9:00 PM |
| Tue | 8:00 AM – 9:00 PM |
| Wed | 8:00 AM – 9:00 PM |
| Thu | 8:00 AM – 9:00 PM |
| Fri | 8:00 AM – 9:00 PM |
| Sat | 8:00 AM – 9:00 PM |
| Sun | 8:00 AM – 9:00 PM |
The Inspected Pro package was used for a pre-purchase inspection, though one customer criticised it for missing several reported faults.
The inspection report may include an OBD scan, which records electronic diagnostic findings alongside the physical inspection.
Reviews repeatedly describe the service as a pre-purchase inspection used to assess a vehicle before buying.
One customer said a Pathfinder inspection missed acceleration noise, a faulty door lock, an unplugged camera and a blown airbag.
A German-car inspection was accused of missing oil-contaminated coolant and worn hoses before a cooling-system failure shortly after purchase.
A dissatisfied customer said repeated refund requests and reminder emails eventually received no response.
One review complained about repeated, non-personalised follow-up messages after the customer had shown no interest.
The Bottom Line
ae is a pre-purchase vehicle inspection service serving used-car buyers, with a Dubai Marina context for local shoppers. You can book a standard inspection or the PRO package, then receive a structured report covering the car’s condition. Reviews also mention a proper OBD scan and, in one case, checks across 600 checkpoints.
The strongest pattern is practical detail. Reports have identified a valve-cover oil leak, four tires needing replacement, brake drums requiring skimming, dents and undisclosed repainting on a Mazda CX-5. Those findings helped one buyer negotiate and helped another walk away from a costly purchase.
Customers also describe explanations that make technical points understandable, with reports often arriving within hours. There is an important caveat: the negative reviews are serious rather than minor. Customers reported missed cooling-system problems, acceleration noise, a faulty door lock, an unplugged camera and a blown airbag.
One reviewer also described unanswered refund requests, while another disliked repeated follow-up messages. Ask what the inspection covers, whether a proper test drive and OBD scan are included, and how current the report must be before you rely on it. Read the report carefully; one PRO-package customer said it contained a lot of information.