FAQ

The VIN (Vehicle Identification Number) is a unique 17-character code assigned to every vehicle. You can find it in the following places:

• In the vehicle registration document
• On the windshield (driver's side)
• Under the hood or on the vehicle body

Make sure the VIN is clearly readable and contains no mistakes.

Our VIN report contains:

• Photos (auctions, sites, dealer photos)
• Mileage (auctions, sites, dealer mileage)
• Sales history
• Ownership history
• Damage history
• Equipment and technical specifications
• Legal status (arrest, theft)
• Car safety rating
• Service notes, condition, manufacturer recalls

We collect data from verified international sources:

• Our own automated databases
• Government vehicle registries
• European and American auto auctions
• Service databases
• Insurance companies
• Classifieds sources
• Partner platforms (API)

No, our service works with cars from:

• Europe (Germany, Poland, Lithuania, etc.)
• USA and Canada
• South Korea

We are constantly expanding our database.

• Basic check — free
• Full report with photos, mileage history, and auction information — from $8
• We offer flexible rates and corporate plans

No, registration is not required for a basic VIN check. However, to purchase a report you need to register. Registered users get access to:

• History of all checks
• Personal discounts
• Notifications about new data
• Balance information

If the VIN is not found, it may mean:

• Error entering the VIN
• Someone told you the VIN. Make sure the VIN is taken from the documents or the car body
• The car was not sold at auctions or classified sites
• We do not have the data yet — in this case, you can try again later or leave a request

Yes. The report will include car photos if found:

• Auctions
• Classifieds services
• Dealer photos
• Partner platforms

Yes. We analyze mileage by:

• Classifieds services
• Auction data
• Registration history
• Service databases
• Government vehicle registries
• Partner platforms

The report includes a mileage graph and warns about possible rollbacks.

We use official and commercial databases with a high degree of reliability. However, no service can guarantee 100% accuracy. We recommend using the VIN report as a supplement to the car inspection.