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Vehicle History Report questions

How do I read a Consumer Guide® Vehicle History Report?

The Consumer Guide® Vehicle History Report is separated into five sections:

1. Vehicle Snapshot - This section identifies the vehicle associated with the vehicle identification number submitted. It includes attributes such as: year, make, model, body style, engine type and country of manufacturer.
2. Vehicle History Checklist - This section reports on potential problems associated with the vehicle title. Some of the problems we check include abandoned, damaged, fire damage, gray market, hail damage, insurance loss, junk, odometer problem, rebuilt/rebuildable, salvage, and water damage.
3. Vehicle Information - This section reports additional vehicle information, including accident data, corrected title, duplicated title, emission/safety inspection, fleet, lease, rental, livery use, government use, police use and taxi use.
4. Vehicle History Records - This section reports the complete vehicle history in chronological order. Any problem or discrepancy event is highlighted for alert. Click here for a complete list of vehicle history descriptions.
5. Consumer Guide Vehicle Information - This section contains Consumer Guide information that generally applies to all of the models of the same year, make and model. It is not, however, specific to a particular vehicle.

What type of information does the Consumer Guide® Vehicle History Report provide?

The Consumer Guide® Vehicle History Report provides information pertaining to a vehicle's title, registration and usage history. Consumer Guide® obtains this information from Experian Automotive Information Services, Inc. Each report displays the results of our comprehensive search for: major accident damage; salvage or junk vehicles; damage from hail, flood or fire; mileage discrepancies or odometer rollback; gray market vehicles (vehicles manufactured for non-U.S. markets that may not comply with emission and/or safety standards - does not include imports originally made for the U.S. market.); lemon vehicles; vehicles designated as rentals, taxis or fleet usage; abandoned or forfeited vehicles; records of theft; liens that represent ownership interests or unpaid judgments.

What type of information does The Consumer Guide® Vehicle History Report NOT provide?

The Consumer Guide® Vehicle History Report does not provide the names of or information pertaining to a vehicle's previous owner(s). The federal Driver's Privacy Protection Act (DPPA) prohibits the release of such information for non-permitted uses. The Consumer Guide® Vehicle History Report may not provide information on every accident a vehicle has been in. At this time, The Consumer Guide® Vehicle History Report does not provide service record data on the vehicle history report.

Where does The Consumer Guide® Vehicle History Reports' History information come from?

Information provided in a Consumer Guide® Vehicle History Report comes from more than 175 data sources. These include: State Departments of Motor Vehicles, Auto Auctions, Canadian Motor Vehicle Departments, Consumer Protection Agencies, Insurance Claims Administrators, Auto Dealers and Other State Agencies. All data acquired from these sources meets either the federally mandated Drivers Privacy Protection Act (DPPA) or industry guidelines. Consumer Guide® licenses this information from Experian Automotive Information Services, Inc.

Does the Vehicle History Report have information on vehicles manufactured for Non-US or Canadian markets?

Currently, the Consumer Guide® Vehicle History Report only reports on vehicles manufactured for U.S. and Canadian markets.

Why doesn't my Vehicle Identification Number (VIN) work?

Here are the most common reasons that a VIN might be reported as invalid.
VIN is less than 17 digits: most cars sold in North America after 1981 have a standardized 17-digit VIN. Our data provider does not offer reports for cars sold before 1981.
Entering the letters I or O instead of the numbers 1 or 0: when entering your VIN make sure that you enter 1 and 0. The letters I and O are not valid in a VIN. Try using 1 or 0 in place of these if your VIN isn't working and contains and I or 0.

What if the VIN is not 17 characters long?

If the VIN is not 17 characters long, please double-check to make sure that you have copied it down correctly. If the result of a second look is that the VIN is still less than 17 characters long, the VIN is most likely from a pre-1981 vehicle.

What about pre-1981 vehicles?

Prior to 1981, VINs varied in length from 11 to 17 characters. Presently, The Consumer Guide® Vehicle History Report can only report on vehicles that use a 17 character VIN. Therefore, information on vehicles manufactured before 1981 is limited.

Vehicle history report or as commonly known as VIN check or "car Lemon Car Check" has been used by consumer and auto dealership to uncover past history record of any vehicle.

What is a Vehicle History Report or Car Fact Lemon Car Check?

Vehicle history report show comprehensive report of major accident damage; salvage or junk vehicles; damage from hail, flood or fire; mileage discrepancies or odometer rollback; gray market vehicles (vehicles manufactured for non-U.S. markets that may not comply with emission and/or safety standards - does not include imports originally made for the U.S. market.); lemon vehicles; vehicles designated as rentals, taxis or fleet usage; abandoned or forfeited vehicles; records of theft; liens that represent ownership interests or unpaid judgments. It will also check the registry for vehicle registration report date every time a car is registered at DMV across the state.

A "title transfer" at the vehicle history report mean there is a record change on the report. On the free car Lemon Car Check this can mean:

• the vehicle owner added or substracted another party (family, friend, business partner) to the car title ownership and shared the ownership - "the vehicle has not changed hand".
• the vehicle owner changed the title ownership from personal to business "company" car or the other way around.
• the vehicle owner sold the used car to another party - "the vehicle has changed hand".

When should you do AUTO LEMON - USED CAR HISTORY CHECK?

Always DO a AUTO LEMON - USED CAR HISTORY CHECK when:

• You want to trade in or sell your used car, it will help and give great assurance to prospective buyers to make purchase decision as soon as possible by showing them a printed complete vehicle history report of your car.

• You want to buy a used car from auto auction, Ebay Motors, used car dealer, and private party event though you know and trust the seller. Because sometimes the seller don't even know that the car that they bought from another party was a lemon. We received many stories of surprised sellers when our customers showed them "problem" vehicle history reports from us.

In addition to the Free VIN check, AUTO LEMON - USED CAR HISTORY CHECK offers unlimited VIN number check for vehicle history report, i.e., odometer rollback, recall, Lemon Car Check, car accident report, salvage, or flood damage. Purchase today. If for any reason you are not completely satisfied, contact us within 30 days to receive a 100% refund on the purchase of your report.
Click here to try the free Vin number Check or order Vehicle History Report

TheVehicle History Report provides information pertaining to a vehicle's title, registration and usage history. Consumer Guide® obtains this information from Experian Automotive Information Services, Inc. Each report displays the results of comprehensive search for: major accident damage; salvage or junk vehicles; damage from hail, flood or fire; mileage discrepancies or odometer rollback; gray market vehicles (vehicles manufactured for non-U.S. markets that may not comply with emission and/or safety standards - does not include imports originally made for the U.S. market.); lemon vehicles; vehicles designated as rentals, taxis or fleet usage; abandoned or forfeited vehicles; records of theft; liens that represent ownership interests or unpaid judgments.

Truth is, all you need to avoid these risks is a VIN. A car's unique Vehicle Identification Number is the key to unlocking its history.

And only a Consumer Guide® VIN history check gives you valuable information from Auto Editors:

+ Consumer Guide® Best Buy ratings
+ Road test scores
+ Recall and safety data
+ Trouble spots and repair costs
The Consumer Guide® Vehicle History Report is the Truth about Used Cars.
Your Vehicle History Scorecard lists all the VINs you enter and shows you how many history records Consumer Guide® has for each vehicle.

The report may give you peace of mind that the vehicle's title is COMPLETELY CLEAN.

Reveal the full history of any of the vehicles in your scorecard instantly. Simply click the "Buy Report" link for the car you want to see. Select to view full histories of as many VINs as you need for the next 60 days.

Purchase today .

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