[kiwiokie]

I had two other PPI's done on potential purchases before I ended up with my SC. For me it was part of the price of entry and as others have mentioned it is cheap compared to the cost of missing a major issue. In one case I subsequently "met" online the new owner of one car I had been close to buying but opted out after reading the PPI. I shared with him the results of the PPI that I had done (no charge) but this was after he had purchased the car. All the PPI's that I had done on cars were reported to me and to me only. It was my decision whether to share the results with the seller of the car. It was for my benefit only therefore I felt it was my financial burden. Incidentally each PPI was around $300 and included a leakdown test. I looked at a few cars that the seller claimed already had a PPI report done and they were mostly worthless.