Inspecting ex-rental campervans before purchase can save you from costly mistakes.

1. Initial Inspection

• Check the exterior condition for dents and rust.
• Inspect the undercarriage for any signs of wear.
• Evaluate tire condition and tread depth.

2. Interior Inspection

• Look for signs of water damage or leaks in the ceiling.
• Check appliances to ensure they function properly.
• Inspect upholstery for stains, rips, or odors.

3. Mechanical Inspection

• Examine the engine for leaks and overall cleanliness.
• Check the fluid levels: oil, coolant, and transmission fluid.
• Take the vehicle for a test drive to assess handling and noise.

4. Documentation Review

• Request the vehicle history report to check for accidents.
• Verify service records to ensure proper maintenance.
• Check registration and title for any discrepancies.

5. Questions to Ask the Seller

• How many previous owners has the campervan had?
• What is the reason for selling?
• Was the van regularly serviced?

6. Mind Map of Inspection

1. Initial Inspection – Exterior, Undercarriage, Tires
2. Interior Inspection – Water damage, Appliances, Upholstery
3. Mechanical Inspection – Engine, Fluid levels, Test drive
4. Documentation Review – Vehicle history, Service records, Registration
5. Seller Questions – Previous owners, Reason for selling, Maintenance history

7. Statistical Table of Inspection Checklist