Hi all! I’m trying to understand whether VRP is always required or only in certain cases. For example, if a car is relatively new or has low mileage, does VRP still make sense? Or is it more important for older or higher-mileage vehicles? I want to be smart about costs but also avoid unnecessary risks.

That’s a very practical question. In theory, newer cars with low mileage might seem safer, but that doesn’t guarantee a clean history or perfect condition. From what I learned reading https://auto.ae/sale/vrp/ VRP is most valuable when buying remotely, regardless of mileage. It becomes especially important if the price looks very attractive or if the car’s history isn’t fully transparent. Think of VRP as insurance against big mistakes rather than an optional add-on.

Got it, that makes a lot of sense.