Fórum de Aprendizagem

I’d keep the conversation friendly and let the inspection report do the talking rather than making it personal. If the issues are minor, get a realistic repair estimate and ask the seller politely whether they’d consider adjusting the price or fixing them before the sale. A professional report makes the discussion much easier because you’re dealing with actual findings, not assumptions. If the seller disagrees, hear them out, but don’t feel pressured to ignore a genuine problem. There are always other cars, so it’s better to walk away than buy something you’re unsure about.