AI Disclaimer

1. Informational Platform Only

CarTechTravel is strictly an informational platform. We are not a repair workshop, we are not an engineering consultant, and our services are not a substitute for a professional, in-person mechanical inspection.

2. Information Limitations

Our algorithms and Knowledge Graphs rely on vast datasets of automotive information. However:

• The platform may not have information for every vehicle make or model.
• The platform may not have data specific to your exact trim or regional variant.
• The platform may occasionally return incomplete, outdated, or inaccurate information.

3. Audits as Guidance

Any invoice analysis, service audit reports, or issue diagnostic suggestions provided by our AI systems should be used as informational guidance only. They are intended to help you ask better questions when you visit a mechanic, not to serve as definitive mechanical diagnoses.

4. Fraud and Pricing

When our systems flag potential "predatory upsells" or benchmark pricing anomalies, these are algorithmic estimates based on historical data. CarTechTravel does not determine or guarantee:

• Whether any specific workshop charge is intentionally fraudulent.
• Whether specific physical repairs are actually necessary for your unique vehicle condition.
• Whether a quoted price is reasonable in every circumstance or geographic location.

5. Independent Verification Required

Vehicles are complex machines, and your safety is paramount. Any safety-critical decisions, major repairs, or mechanical interventions must be independently verified by a certified professional mechanic. Never drive a vehicle you suspect is unsafe based solely on an AI-generated report.

6. Fuel Documentation Checker

The E20 Documentation Checker is deterministic and does not use runtime AI to decide compatibility. It summarizes reviewed official documents for the selected configuration and documented applicability period. A result is not a mechanical inspection, safety guarantee, fuel prescription, warranty determination, or proof that an older manual mentioning E10 makes E20 unsafe. Check the applicable owner manual and request current written manufacturer guidance for the exact vehicle when needed.