Start with the vehicle’s documented build
Match the VIN and record model, production details and the full configuration wording. Preserve wheel and interior descriptions rather than substituting a current configurator example. Keep the original specification separate from any later work described by the seller.
Identify accessories in the photographs
For every advertised rack, cover, storage item or charging accessory, ask what is included in the sale. Record the actual item, fittings, labels and instructions. A mount shown in a photograph does not mean the equipment attached to it is included. Photograph the agreed inventory with permission.
Check current functions and ownership steps
Ask for a parked demonstration of ordinary cabin and convenience features. Confirm account and ownership-transfer requirements through the applicable process, without sharing passwords. Keep charging compatibility, battery condition and service questions separate from equipment identification. Mark any feature that is advertised but not demonstrated as unresolved rather than assuming the original record establishes current availability.