Know your car before you buy or drive.
Enter a car model, specific engine, or transmission to explore known risks, an indicative Norjin score and repair cost ranges.
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Norjin Index
An indicative 0–100 assessment, not a measured failure probability.
Common Issues
Known problems by mileage with severity ratings.
Repair Costs
Most used currency of the selected continent, always.
Simple pricing
Pay per report, or screen every listing for 30 days. No subscription — the pass expires automatically.
Single vehicle report
One-time unlock for this exact vehicle, engine or transmission.
- Detailed repair cost estimates in your local currency
- Mileage-based failure risk for every known issue
- Annual maintenance and ownership budget
- PDF export of the full inspection report
Norjin 10-Report Bundle
Check multiple cars, explore known reliability risks, review estimated repair costs and make better-informed car-buying decisions.
- 10 full vehicle reports
- Known issues and common reliability risks
- Norjin reliability score (0–100)
- Estimated repair cost ranges
- Research and compare multiple vehicles
- One-time payment. No recurring charges.
30-day unlimited pass
Unlimited reports for 30 days — built for active car buyers.
Ends automatically after 30 days. Never renews. No recurring charge.
- Everything in the single report, on every vehicle
- Unlimited searches and comparisons for 30 days
- Ideal when you are screening several listings
- Expires automatically — no recurring charge
Secure checkout, payment and receipts are handled by Shopify. New users get their first full report free — no payment, no subscription.
Why use Norjin if AI exists?
AI answers questions
AI can use different data and its answers can depend on how a question is asked.
Norjin evaluates vehicles
Norjin organizes possible risks into a comparable format. Its AI-assisted score is a starting point for research, not a verified prediction of what will happen to a particular car.
From raw findings to a score
In this illustration, the weighted average is 75 points. These weights are examples, not live scoring rules.
Illustrative deduction = −13 points. These penalties are not derived from a verified per-model sample.
Example calculation only; live Norjin scores are not calculated using this displayed formula.
85–100 Excellent · 70–84 Good · 55–69 Average · 40–54 Weak · below 40 Poor.
In this hypothetical case, ask for evidence of timing-system and cooling-system maintenance before buying.
Reliability index 0–100
The marker shows where this hypothetical example lands on a 0–100 scale; it is not a real report score.
Example figures and issue labels are illustrative, not validated findings for these vehicles. Live reports use AI-assisted assessments, not this example calculation. Verify a vehicle's specification, maintenance records and condition before purchase.
How the scores are built
Norjin's 0–100 number is an AI-assisted risk assessment, not the percentage of cars that will avoid a breakdown. Use it as a starting point for inspection, not a guarantee.
Specify the vehicle
A model name alone can cover different engines and gearboxes. Add the year, engine and transmission when you know them; otherwise the assessment may be too broad.
Inspect the references
Reports suggest regional sources, but a listed source does not prove a particular defect applies to your exact car. Inspection results, recalls and owner posts each have different limitations.
Read the score cautiously
The index is AI-assisted and not calculated from a published, fixed set of source weights. Per-vehicle sample sizes, observation periods and error margins are not currently available.
Source lists are starting points, not a traceable dataset of every observation behind the number. Forum posts overrepresent problems; recalls and technical notices do not tell you how common a fault is. No independent validation of the index against future breakdowns is currently available.
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