Pariksha: what the camera saw

A used vehicle you cannot stand next to is a risk. Pariksha, the video check, lowers it: the seller films the vehicle on a phone in a set order, and the listing or the lot carries a band, What the camera saw, read for what can be seen.

The band gives a summary, then one row each for the odometer, the chassis number against the papers, the body, rust, the tyres, the warning lights, smoke at start and leaks, with the frame and all four sides on a lot. What was not tested is printed too: driving, the gearbox and clutch, the brakes, inside the engine and the rest.

Pariksha is information to help you decide whether to inspect. It is not a mechanic's inspection and not a warranty by Truckaurbus: see the vehicle and its papers yourself before you pay anyone. The With Pariksha filter on the used pages shows only vehicles that carry one, and a card with a check wears the Pariksha mark.