The car Logbook

The Logbook is Karaji's community diary — but with a twist: the blog belongs to the car, not to you. As the current owner, you write its story; when the car changes hands, the story goes with it. Buyers love a well-kept Logbook, and future owners will thank you for it.

Writing a post

A post is built from blocks of text plus up to 10 photos, filed under one of six categories:

• Maintenance
• Repair
• Tuning
• Trip
• Impressions
• Other

Keep these limits in mind:

What	Limit
Title	up to 200 characters
Post text (total)	up to 30,000 characters
Blocks per post	up to 40
Photos per post	up to 10, max 40 MB

Likes and comments

Any signed-in user can like a post and comment on it (comments are up to 2,000 characters). If you're browsing as a guest, create an account to join the conversation.

Where your posts appear

Every post shows up in three places:

• The car's page — a dedicated Logbook tab on the car itself.
• The global Logbook feed — the community stream, filterable by brand and category, great for discovering other people's builds and trips.
• "My logbook" — your personal history of everything you've written, including posts about cars you've since sold.

The logbook follows the car

Here's what makes the Logbook special. When you sell the car — at a fixed price or at auction — and transfer it, the entire Logbook moves to the new owner's Garage together with the car:

• The new owner inherits all previous posts. The car arrives with its full documented history.
• The new owner can Hide previous owners' posts from the car's page — but hiding is not deleting. Hidden posts simply stop showing on the car page.
• Only the author can edit or delete their own posts. A new owner can never rewrite or erase what a previous owner wrote.
• Hidden posts stay in the author's personal history — your "My logbook" always keeps everything you wrote, whatever the current owner decides to show.

Language

Posts are displayed in the language their author wrote them in. Karaji's community writes in English, Arabic, and Russian, so expect an authentic multilingual feed.

Quick recap

• The Logbook is a per-car blog written by the current owner.
• Posts: text blocks + up to 10 photos, six categories, clear size limits.
• Any signed-in user can like and comment.
• Posts live on the car page, in the global feed, and in your personal history.
• On transfer the Logbook moves with the car; new owners can hide — but never delete or edit — previous owners' posts.