Depending on the model, the vehicle manufacturers recommend changing the timing belt between 80,000 and 140,000 kilometers driven (sometimes more) or at a vehicle age of 10 or more years. It is very important, because a rip can cause a capital engine damage. Now I have seen very detailed technical details in sales platforms, but whether and when the timing belt was exchanged or not is not exchanged, does not appear anywhere. I suspect that a conscientious Priva tauto salesman acts caringly, if he has the timing belt exchanged shortly before the sale at due time. I agree that the intended timing belt exchange also indicates a fair seller before sale or is the buyer simply to blame if he does not pay attention to this important detail and possibly gets an engine damage. Gruss Dieter