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Hi, I recently became fortunate enough to call Australia my new home and am in the process of buying my first used car down under. I was advised by some of my new friends to do a REVscheck. Coming from Europe, I don’t really know what this entails. Are there any disadvantages to doing a REVscheck and what does it actually check for besides accidents? Which kind of information would I need to enter in order to do this. What if the owner of the car tries to keep me from performing such a check? Sorry lots of stupid questions, but would appreciate some brief advice from locals he

I am trying to buy car scanner for my car, 2013 Mazda CX-5, but I am confused what to get. I like to have a scanner that can read everything... Generic search led me to OBD II scanners that has wide price range and doesn't really tell if it works with my car model or not... Any suggestions? thanks guys i found a website where they provide scanners for all cars - https://ljmcardiagnostics.co.uk thankyou so much guys!

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