Pre-sale preparation

A buyer forms an opinion of a car within the first thirty seconds — and judges it by how it looks, not by the mileage. Kaizen pre-sale preparation brings the car to the state a showroom prepares it to for a photo shoot: it looks more expensive, sells faster and with less haggling.

The work takes 6–8 hours. The body gets a two-stage wash with tar and fallout removal, followed by a light polish that takes swirls and dullness off the paint. The interior is deep-cleaned, headliner and boot included, and treated with odour removal and ionisation so no trace of smoking or pets is left. We wash the engine bay, clean the wheels and arches, dress the tyres, and finish with paint protection and a glass polish.

We pay separate attention to the places experienced buyers check: door shuts, the fuel flap and the boot seams. The preparation can be booked as a job in its own right, with no other service — on the site it sits in the Full packages section. Kaizen masters are Russian-speaking, come to you with all the equipment and hand the car back only after a checklist inspection. The crew's equipment is quiet and everything travels with them, so the preparation can be done right where the car is waiting for its buyer.