Warranty on your used car

What the warranty covers

Every used car we sell is delivered with a written legal warranty. As a professional dealership, we stand behind the condition of the vehicle: if a covered fault appears within the warranty period, we take care of it under the terms we hand over with the paperwork.

Before the sale, the car undergoes a full inspection in our workshop, so the starting point is a vehicle in good condition. The warranty is the safety net that protects you afterwards — not a piece of paper for a drawer.

Why having our own workshop changes things

The big difference between buying from a private seller and buying from a professional with their own workshop is who answers when something comes up. We inspect every used car before selling it and, if the warranty needs attention, we handle it at our own premises in Manacor, without sending you from place to place.

That means clear diagnoses, repairs under our control and a single point of contact who knows your car. It's the peace of mind of buying from someone who is still there after the sale.

Pre-sale inspection: what we check

Before putting a second-hand car on sale we check the points that really matter: engine and fluid levels, brakes, tyres, clutch, timing belt where applicable, electronics, lights and overall condition. If something needs attention, we sort it out before handing it over.

If you want the exact warranty terms for a specific vehicle, message us on WhatsApp at +34 673 613 377 and we'll explain with no obligation.

Frequently asked questions

How long does a used car warranty last?

Second-hand cars sold by a professional carry a legal warranty. We hand over the exact terms in writing with the vehicle's paperwork; ask us about the specific case you're interested in.

Where is the warranty handled if I have a breakdown?

In our own workshop in Manacor. As we don't rely on third parties, we control the diagnosis and repair and give you a clear answer.

Is a car with warranty more expensive than buying privately?

The price may be slightly higher than a private seller's, but it includes a prior inspection, warranty and someone to turn to. In the medium term it usually works out cheaper than a bargain with no backing that ends up at the garage.