How it works
How to buy a bank repossessed car in India
Six stages take a repossessed car from the lender to your driveway: identify, verify, inspect, analyze, value and decide.
The six stages behind every Turag car
01
Identify
Each car starts with a clear identity: make, model, variant, fuel, registration, kilometres and owners.
02
Verify
The bank or NBFC that repossessed the car cross-references five record sources: registration, ownership, service, insurance and odometer.
03
Inspect
A Turag inspector, supported by self-inspection AI, reads the car's documents, history and condition in about 45 minutes.
04
Analyze
Records and inspection findings become comparable signals: service history, owners, odometer consistency and market demand.
05
Value
Turag Fair Value gives the car a market range and shows what pushes the price up and what pulls it down.
06
Decide
Everything lands in one Turag Summary, so you know what you are buying before you commit.
From listing to pickup: the buying process
Find the car
Search in plain language or filter by city, budget and grade.
Read the Turag Summary
Verification status, inspection findings, title check and Fair Value, side by side.
Arrange financing
If you need a loan, ask for financing from the listing.
Complete the purchase
Payment, and the RC transfer into your name.
Pickup
Arrange pickup of your car, with pan-India delivery.
Turag vs the bank auction car buying process
In a typical bank auction, the buyer does the checking: arranging an inspection, reading the records and judging the price before bidding. On Turag, that work is done before the car is listed. The lender verifies the car, Turag inspects it and prices it, and you see all of it on the listing.
How Turag works for sellers, dealers and lenders
Sellers
List once, get your car inspected and sell to verified buyers.
Dealers
Source verified stock, with AI and voice-based tools that support lead management and follow-ups.
Banks and NBFCs
Remarket repossessed and seized cars to verified buyers.
Questions about the process
What is a Turag Summary?
It is the one-page result for each car: bank verification status, inspection findings, title check and Turag Fair Value, side by side.
Who verifies a repossessed car's documents?
The bank or NBFC that repossessed the car verifies it first. Turag then cross-references five record sources: registration, ownership, service, insurance and odometer.
Can I see the inspection findings before I buy?
Yes. The findings are part of the Turag Summary on every listing.