Get Full Vehicle History with a Trusted VIN Check

Wonder if the car has been in any accident or has damage reported throughout its life? See all accident records and severity of damages with a detailed vehicle history report.

• Reported Accident Details:

  You can see accident entries from insurers, police, and inspection agencies, including the type of incident and the reporting source.

• Damage Severity and Impact:

  Each event includes a severity level that helps you understand whether the damage was minor, moderate, or significant.

• Airbag and Structural Damage Indicators:

  Airbag deployments and structural issues are highlighted to help you assess deeper safety concerns.

With a detailed vehicle history report, you can verify the mileage reading on the odometer at different points in time and check if it has been tampered with before sale.

• Mileage History from Multiple Sources:

  Readings collected from inspections, services, auctions, and registrations form a complete mileage timeline.

• Rollback Detection and Alerts:

  The system checks for suspicious changes, such as decreases or unusual jumps in the recorded mileage.

• Annual Usage Patterns:

  Mileage trends give you insight into how the vehicle was used over the years and whether that use aligns with its age.

Personal car? Taxi? Rental? Multiple owners? Find out the vehicle usage history of your vehicle as well as the previous number of owners, location of owners, and duration of the ownership.

• Count of Previous Owners:

  You can see the number of prior owners, which often reflects how consistently the vehicle was maintained.

• Ownership Duration and Timeline:

  Each ownership period is listed so you can tell whether owners kept the vehicle briefly or for long stretches.

• Usage Type Identification:

  The report shows whether the vehicle was for personal, rental, fleet, commercial, taxi, or government use.

• Registration Locations:

  You can track all the regions where the vehicle was registered, which can help you understand its environmental exposure.

Get recall information on any car issued by the manufacturer or NHTSA and be sure if a vehicle is in roadworthy condition or not. This section gives you clear insight into past problems and whether the necessary repairs were completed.

• Open Recall Information:

  Active recalls are displayed with details about the affected components and the type of repair required, helping you judge how urgent the fix may be.

• Completed Recall Events:

  If a recall was resolved, the report shows when the repair was completed and often includes notes about the work performed by the dealer or manufacturer.

• Manufacturer and Safety Agency Notices:

  You may also see recall notes issued by the manufacturer or national safety authorities, offering helpful background on potential risks or known defects.

Do you know if a vehicle has stolen records? A report shows if a vehicle was stolen in the past and if it was recovered. Avoid getting legal charges and losing your car and money.

• Stolen Status Check:

  The report checks the VIN (or license plate) against databases such as the National Insurance Crime Bureau (NICB) and other regional registries to see if the vehicle was ever reported stolen.

• Recorded Theft Incidents:

  If the vehicle was reported stolen, you will see the number of theft records, plus dates and locations linked to those incidents (when available).

See if the used vehicle has been serviced and maintained properly in the past. Be sure it's in great condition before payment.

• Recorded Service Visits:

  Entries include routine maintenance like oil changes, inspections, tire rotations, and brake service.

• Parts Replacement and Repair Notes:

  You may see information about replaced or repaired components such as batteries, suspensions, belts, or major mechanical parts.

• Service Frequency Overview:

  Frequent service entries suggest steady care, while gaps can hint at neglected maintenance.

Verify if the vehicle you are interested in has no lien or loan records that may affect you after purchasing any vehicle you are interested in.

• Lien Record Identification:

  If a lien exists, the report shows it clearly, indicating that a financial institution once held interest in the vehicle.

• Date and Location Details:

  Each entry includes the exact event date and where it was recorded, such as "05/09/2002, Baytown, TX."

• Verified Data Source:

  The record displays the source, such as Federal Motor Vehicle Records, confirming the information is backed by an official authority.

Our vehicle history report shows if a car went through auctions and what its condition looked like in available photos. You can also see its sales history, including dates, locations, listing frequency, and recorded prices.

• Auction Listings and Images:

  If the vehicle was sold at auction, the report may include photos from the auction platform, showing visible condition and damage at the time of sale.

• Historical Sale Prices:

  Where available, you can see what the vehicle sold for, giving context to its market value over time.

• Frequency of Listings:

  Multiple listings in a short time can indicate problems or a vehicle that struggled to find a buyer.