Vehicle Inspection Process

At Rocky Mountain Auto Brokers each of our vehicles are put through a thorough and comprehensive inspection process before we offer the vehicle for sale on our lot in Colorado Springs, CO.

The vehicles you see in our inventory here at Rocky Mountain Auto Brokers have traveled a long way and gone through a rigorous inspection process before they land on out lot ready to be delivered to our thousands of happy clients all over United States. 

STEP ONE:

This long journey starts at one of the many auctions nationwide where our buyer agents are always looking and bidding on only the best and cleanest vehicles that come through the auctions on a weekly basis.

STEP TWO:

Here the vehicles are placed through a post-sale inspection to make sure that they do not have frame rail issues, any engine or electronic issues that can later on resurface and cause our customers safety issues. They are they placed on transport vehicles and shipped to our Colorado Springs, CO location.

STEP THREE:

The vehicles arrive to our lot and are checked personally by our reconditioning department and issues notated. It then is taken to one of our 3^rd party shops to go through another inspection and begin the repair and restoration process. Their certified mechanics are extremely thorough and will make sure the vehicle you and your family are buying is mechanically sound. We then put the vehicle through the safety inspection required by the State of Colorado to ensure everything on the vehicle is in compliance and that it is deemed roadworthy by certified inspection stations. 

STEP FOUR:

After the restoration process is complete the vehicle then is returned to our Rocky Mountain Auto Brokers facility. If a vehicle does not pass this safety process inspection it is then shipped back to the auction or sold to a wholesale buyer.

STEP FIVE:

We then have our recondition team drive the vehicles to check if car is in alignment, there are no engine lights or computer codes that pop up and that the drive feels just right before that vehicle is entered to our inventory.