For many Singaporeans, pets are regular passengers. Dogs may travel to parks, veterinary appointments or family outings, while cats are often transported in carriers. Although these journeys create good memories, they can leave fur, smells, stains and scratches inside the vehicle. When it is time to sell, these signs may affect how buyers assess the car. Pet ownership does not automatically make a vehicle less valuable. However, visible or persistent interior damage can increase the amount of cleaning and repair required, causing buyers to adjust their offers. Understanding how pet-related wear affects car value can help owners prepare…
