For owners seeking to do business in interstate commerce, a full search might be in order; typically done by a trademark research company for about $500 and up, plus the cost of having an attorney review the search results and provide an opinion, which may bring the total cost to $1,500 or more.
Multi-Point Inspection. Multi-point inspections vary by individual vehicle, but can include: Fluids Inspected and Replenished. Brake master cylinder; Coolant; Clutch master cylinder (manual transmission) Differential; Power steering (if equipped) Transfer case (4WD models) Transmission; Windshield washer; Items Visually Inspected. Air filter; Axle boots (damage/leaks)
Manufacturers place restrictions on what cars can be certified and offer multipoint inspection processes that vary from program to program. (See the Cars.com Certified Pre-Owned Program Guide for details). The number and location of certification points differ by program.on't put too much stock in certification itself. Inspection checklists should not be relied on as precise indicators of the car's condition, experts say. They are more likely to give you an overall picture of the car's health today, but not for tomorrow.