I paid $189.95 for someone in… I paid $189.95 for someone in Arlington, Texas to inspect a 2006 Audi A3. They omitted a 18" long crease on the hatchback, and obvious oil leak, a missing factory skid plate other damage on the left facing front corner, and a parasitic battery drain, a broken control arm on the front passenger side which also affected the driveshaft that needed replacement. I file a complaint with Carchex and they never responded. This happened in 2015. I just thought people should know what type of scam they are running.

Don't give them your phone number Don't give them your phone number, they will keep calling and continuously press to take the same offer, even though I told them at least 5/6 times that I am not interested in, they kept calling me.

I called just to get some very basic… I called just to get some very basic information. The person I spoke with was very aggressive to sell me, and I kept trying to explain that I was only after information, that I was not going to sign up immediately. I wanted information to consider and think about. Eventually he was so rude that I hung up on him. I will never give business to a company that browbeats me into agreeing to something I've explained I'm not ready to do.

STAY AWAY FROM CARCHEX STAY AWAY FROM CARCHEX! I'd give them a ZERO if possible. For starters, the sales rep and their written policy states that you can go to the dealer. However according to CARCHEX customer service, the policy does not cover OEM parts, just aftermarket. News flash, the dealer doesn't use aftermarket. I had a claim three months after the policy started and they denied the claim because my mechanic didn't have my correct mileage documentation. Obviously whoever worked on my car, had someone's information on the screen, typed over with my info but forgot to change the mileage. When the inspector arrived all he did was complain that i filed a claim. Then CARCHEX said my mechanic REFUSED to nearly dismantle my entire engine, do a leakdown test, oil consumption test etc. Who was going to pay for all that labor if the claim was denied!? These people are ridiculous. My mechanic had the turbo ready to show the inspector where it had an internal seal leaking. This third party adjustor asked who authorized that work? I said how else are you going to know what the problem is unless you diagnose the problem in order to file a claim? These people kept giving us different answers.

It was a ‘hard’ sell It was a ‘hard’ sell - but as I stuck with it, they kept giving me a better price/package. Amazing! I did notice almost immediate when they sent me a copy of the contract that they was a ‘hidden’ cost - the max they will pay towards labor. Frustrating!!!!!