Terms
Terms of Use
These terms explain how DriveClarity guidance should be used: as decision support, not as a guarantee or substitute for professional advice.
Last updated: 21 May 2026
General guidance only
DriveClarity provides general vehicle decision support. It does not provide financial advice, legal advice, insurance advice, mechanical advice, vehicle valuation advice or guaranteed ownership outcomes.
Customer responsibility
Buyers should verify important details directly with relevant sources before making a purchase decision. This includes price, finance, insurance, safety rating, warranty, servicing, towing, charging, range, availability and any model-specific condition.
Source-labelled information
DriveClarity aims to distinguish verified information, manufacturer-supplied data, estimates and unavailable information. If a field is missing or not yet verified, it should be treated as a prompt for further checking rather than as a final fact.
No guaranteed outcomes
Vehicle ownership outcomes can change with usage, location, market conditions, fuel or electricity prices, insurance quotes, servicing needs, buyer behaviour and vehicle condition. DriveClarity guidance must not be treated as a promise of savings, suitability or resale performance.
Future paid features
If DriveClarity introduces paid reports, subscriptions, referrals, affiliate relationships or partner integrations, the relevant terms and disclosures should be made clear before a customer relies on those services.