Vehicles We Inspect
Nearly Every Make. Nearly Every Model. One Independent Inspection.
Whether you’re buying an everyday commuter, family SUV, pickup truck, luxury vehicle or performance car, CarLens provides independent pre-purchase vehicle inspections designed to help you know what you’re buying before you make the decision.
200+ Inspection Points • OBD-II Diagnostics • 30–50 Photos • Vehicle Decision Report™ • Independent, Buyer-Focused Inspection
From Daily Drivers to Dream Cars
Cars
Sedans, coupes, hatchbacks and wagons.
SUVs
Compact, midsize and full-size SUVs.
Trucks
Light-duty and heavy-duty pickup trucks.
Hybrids
Hybrid and plug-in hybrid vehicles, where supported by the CarLens inspection process.
EVs
Electric vehicles, where supported by the CarLens inspection process.
Luxury
Premium European, Asian and American vehicles.
Performance
Sports cars and performance-oriented vehicles.
Exotic
Specialty and exotic vehicles, subject to availability and inspection requirements.
Popular Makes We Inspect
CarLens inspects most major vehicle manufacturers.
Popular Vehicles We Inspect
Don’t See Your Vehicle?
This isn’t a complete list. CarLens can inspect most passenger cars, trucks and SUVs. If you don’t see the vehicle you’re considering, send us the year, make and model and we’ll confirm inspection availability.
What Does CarLens Inspect?
Exterior & Body
Paint and body condition, visible repairs, glass, lights, trim and exterior concerns.
Tires & Wheels
Tread measurements, tire condition, wear patterns and wheel condition.
Engine Bay
Visible leaks, fluids, belts, hoses, battery condition and general engine-bay observations.
Mechanical
Engine, transmission, steering, suspension, brakes and other accessible mechanical systems.
Undercarriage
Visible leaks, damage, suspension components, exhaust and structural concerns where accessible.
Interior
Seats, controls, instrumentation, electronics, climate controls and interior condition.
OBD-II Diagnostics
Stored and pending diagnostic information available through the vehicle’s diagnostic system.
Road Test
Driving characteristics, braking, steering, shifting and noises — when a road test is permitted and safe.
We Don’t Just Inspect the Car. We Help You Decide.
A traditional inspection hands you a checklist. CarLens goes further: every finding is organized into the CarLens Vehicle Decision Report™ so you can actually understand what it means for your purchase.
- What looks good
- What needs attention
- Potential red flags
- Upcoming ownership considerations
- Diagnostic findings
- CarLens Confidence Score™
- Buy / Negotiate / Walk Away guidance
Real Cars. Real Inspections. Real Findings.
Actual vehicles our inspectors recently evaluated \u2014 each with a CarLens Confidence Score\u2122.
97 Score2024 Chevorlet Silverado 1500 LT Trail Boss
Inspected Aug 2026
I’ve finished inspecting this 2024 Chevrolet Silverado 1500 LT Trail Boss, and with 72,277 miles on the odometer, the truck is in generally strong shape. My overall confidence in this assessment is high at 98/100, as the mechanical systems, including the engine, transmission, and brakes, all checked out as excellent. The truck shows very well, with the paint, body panels, and interior components like the seats and dashboard all in great condition. However, I did note that the exterior glass is rated as "NEEDS_ATTENTION," and you should inspect it closely for any chips or cracks. On the positive side, all four tires have a healthy 10/32" of tread remaining, and the undercarriage is clean. Regarding the computer diagnostics, there were no active trouble codes found, meaning the vehicle's brain is currently clean. You should be aware that several OBDII monitors—specifically the Fuel System, Catalyst, EVAP, and O2 Sensor—are currently "not ready." This typically happens if the battery was recently disconnected or the codes were cleared, and the vehicle will likely need to be driven through a specific drive cycle to reset these monitors.
94 Score2017 Hyundai Tucson
Inspected Aug 2026
I just finished looking over this 2017 Hyundai Tucson, and overall, it’s in good shape for having 89,967 miles on the odometer. My inspection gave it a confidence score of 94/100, as the vehicle’s computer is clean with no diagnostic trouble codes and all major monitors are ready. The mechanical side of things is performing well, with the engine, transmission, and suspension all showing excellent health. While the paint finish is in fair condition and the brakes are currently rated as fair, I did note that the wheels have some physical damage, though the tires themselves are in good shape with no signs of mismatch or incorrect sizing. Everything inside the cabin, including the electronics and air conditioning, is working exactly as it should. Since the vehicle is approaching the 90,000-mile mark, you may want to look into the standard maintenance items typically required at this interval, such as a comprehensive brake and suspension inspection or a cooling system service.
99 Score2023 Mazda CX-5 Signature
Inspected Aug 2026
I just finished inspecting this 2023 Mazda CX-5 Signature, and I’m happy to report that it is in excellent overall condition. With a confidence score of 99/100, my assessment shows a vehicle that has been well-maintained and is currently performing exactly as it should. The exterior and interior are in great shape, showing minimal wear across all panels, trim, and upholstery. Mechanically, everything from the engine and transmission to the suspension and cooling systems checked out perfectly, and all four tires have a healthy 8/32" of tread remaining. The OBDII diagnostic scan came back completely clean with no trouble codes, and all emission monitors are ready. There are no immediate maintenance items or repairs identified, so the vehicle is currently in a very clean state of operation.
Buying From Out of State?
Buying a vehicle located in Northeast Florida while you live somewhere else? CarLens can inspect the vehicle at the dealership or seller’s location and give you the information you need remotely.
Out-of-State BuyersGoing to a Dealership?
The vehicle doesn’t necessarily have to leave the dealer for CarLens to inspect it. When permitted by the dealership, our mobile inspection can be performed right where the vehicle is located.
Dealer Lot InspectionsWhat Our Customers Say
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Google reviewVehicle Inspection Questions
What types of vehicles does CarLens inspect?
CarLens inspects most passenger cars, trucks and SUVs — including sedans, coupes, hatchbacks, wagons, compact to full-size SUVs, pickups, and many hybrids, EVs, luxury and performance vehicles — throughout Jacksonville and Northeast Florida.
Does CarLens inspect pickup trucks?
Yes. We inspect light-duty and heavy-duty pickups such as the Ford F-150 and Super Duty, Chevrolet Silverado, GMC Sierra, Ram 1500/2500/3500, Toyota Tundra and Tacoma, and more, with attention to the extra wear that towing and hauling create.
Does CarLens inspect diesel trucks?
Yes. We can inspect diesel pickups and read available diesel diagnostic information through the OBD-II system. We focus on condition, leaks, and stored codes rather than teardown or bench testing.
Does CarLens inspect luxury vehicles?
Yes. We inspect premium European, Asian and American vehicles — brands like BMW, Mercedes-Benz, Audi, Lexus, Porsche, Cadillac, Lincoln, Land Rover and more — with a careful, buyer-focused evaluation.
Does CarLens inspect hybrid vehicles?
Yes, where supported by our inspection process. We evaluate overall condition, charging behavior where applicable, and available diagnostic information. We do not perform manufacturer-level battery laboratory testing.
Does CarLens inspect electric vehicles?
Yes, where supported by our inspection process. We check overall condition, charging behavior and available diagnostic data. We do not claim specialized high-voltage battery certification or teardown testing.
Can CarLens inspect a vehicle at a dealership?
Yes. When permitted by the dealership, our mobile inspection can be performed right where the vehicle is located, so you don’t have to travel just to evaluate it.
Can CarLens inspect a private seller’s vehicle?
Yes. We coordinate directly with the seller and inspect the vehicle on-site — one of our most requested services for private-party and Facebook Marketplace purchases.
Can you inspect a vehicle I’m buying from out of state?
Yes. If the vehicle is located within our Northeast Florida service area, we can inspect it and send you a full report so you can decide remotely. See our Out-of-State Car Inspection page for details.
What if my vehicle isn’t listed on this page?
This is not a complete list. CarLens can inspect most passenger cars, trucks and SUVs. Send us the year, make and model and we’ll confirm inspection availability — no payment required just to ask.
Does CarLens inspect classic or exotic vehicles?
Specialty and exotic vehicles may be inspected subject to availability and inspection requirements. Contact us with the specific vehicle and we’ll confirm whether we can help.
Do you inspect motorcycles, RVs or commercial vehicles?
CarLens focuses on passenger cars, trucks and SUVs. We do not currently offer inspections for motorcycles, RVs/motorhomes, or medium and heavy commercial vehicles. If you’re unsure, just ask and we’ll let you know.
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