The CARFAX report, by VIN.
Accidents, title brands, odometer readings, owners and service records, emailed to you.
A clean CARFAX is not a clean car
The report tells you what was reported. An independent inspector at the car tells you what is actually there: repaint over filler, flood residue, leaks, worn brakes and stored fault codes. Inspections from $249, and the CARFAX report drops to $29.99 when you add it.
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What is in a CARFAX Vehicle History Report?
Reported accidents and damage, title brands (salvage, rebuilt, flood, lemon), odometer readings, number of owners, open recalls, and service records reported to CARFAX.
How do I get the report?
Enter the VIN, pay $49.99, and we email you a link to the full CARFAX report, usually within a few business hours.
Why is it $29.99 with an inspection?
Because we pull it alongside the inspection we are already doing for you. Add it at booking for $29.99 instead of $49.99.
Is a clean CARFAX enough to buy a car?
No. A history report only shows what was reported. Repairs paid in cash, a flood car that was never claimed, or worn brakes and leaks will not appear. An on-site inspection checks the car itself.
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