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The Level Standard

Seven steps every car goes through between us buying it and you driving it away.

  1. 1

    Bought with care

    We buy the cars we would want ourselves: known history, honest mileage, the right spec. Most of what we see, we pass on.

    A buyer comparing cars on two screens at his desk
  2. 2

    HPI checked

    Outstanding finance, write-offs, theft markers and mileage discrepancies — checked before we commit, and again before sale.

    A vehicle history report on a tablet, with the car in the background
  3. 3

    Health checked

    A full inspection by our technician: brakes, tyres, suspension, electrics, fluids. Anything that's not right gets fixed or the car doesn't go on sale.

    A technician working in the engine bay with a ratchet
  4. 4

    Serviced, new MOT

    Fresh oil and filters where due, and a new MOT with at least six months remaining on handover.

    Engine oil being drained from a car on the ramp
  5. 5

    Professionally valeted

    Inside and out. Not a quick wash: paint corrected where needed, interior deep cleaned.

    A soapy wash mitt on the bonnet of a dark car
  6. 6

    Photographed honestly

    Every car photographed in daylight on our forecourt, marks included. What you see online is what you see in Denham.

    A photographer taking a picture of a car outdoors
  7. 7

    Handed over properly

    V5C, service history, two keys where available, a warranty, and a walk-through of the car. No admin fees, no surprises.

    A car key being handed over next to the car

Every car in stock has been through all seven.

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