What you'll see on the result page
The official spec sheet, no gaps filled in by the seller.
- Identity — make, model variant, year of first registration, colour on record.
- Technical — fuel type, engine capacity, power output, kerb weight, CO₂ class.
- Admin — APK status, import status, category, seat count.
What the passport catches before you see the car
A passport check is the cheapest way to confirm the listing matches reality. It surfaces the surprises a seller rarely volunteers: an imported variant with a different spec than the local one, a diesel where the advert said petrol, a weight that changes the road-tax bill, a CO₂ class that affects your insurer quote.
Three practical ways to use it
- Compare the passport to the advert. Any mismatch is a question for the seller, not a red flag by itself.
- Check the weight and fuel against the road-tax band before you commit — the running cost is a function of these, not the price.
- Confirm the exact model variant before you go and see the car. Same badge, different engine is a common source of wasted trips.