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Behind Any Vehicle

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  • Mileage
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  • Recalls
  • Value
  • Specs
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Why Choose VinAccuracy?

Records from many sources

Title, salvage and total-loss records, odometer readings, listings, recalls and crash tests, compiled into one clear report.

Clear, upfront pricing

$1.00 for your first report, then $30.00/month unless you cancel. Plans from $15/month, every term shown before you pay.

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What's in a VinAccuracy Report?

Everything you need to judge a used car before you buy, in a single report.

Vehicle history

A timeline of the records reported for this VIN.

Vehicle specifications

Engine, trim, body style, drivetrain and factory equipment.

Title brands

Salvage, rebuilt, flood, junk and other title brands.

Salvage & rebuilt records

Vehicles reported by junk and salvage yards.

Total loss records

Cars an insurance company declared a total loss.

Reported odometer readings

Mileage recorded at title transfers and inspections.

Mileage rollback check

Flags readings that go backwards over time.

Sale & listing history

When the car was listed for sale, where and at what price.

Market value

What this year, make and model is selling for today.

Safety recalls

Recall campaigns, the risk and the free fix.

Owner complaints

Problems drivers have reported to the federal government.

Crash test ratings

Frontal, side and rollover star ratings.

How It Works

  1. 1

    Enter a VIN

    Find the 17-character VIN on the dashboard, the driver's door jamb or the title.

  2. 2

    We search the records

    We check title, salvage, odometer, listing and federal safety data for that vehicle.

  3. 3

    Read your report

    See what we found in one clear report you can re-open or download any time.

Where Our Data Comes From

We compile records from a growing network of government and industry sources.

State DMVs

State motor vehicle agencies provide title brands (like salvage or flood), title transfers and the odometer readings recorded at each one.

Insurance companies

Insurers report every vehicle they declare a total loss, even when the state has not branded its title.

Salvage & junk yards

Auto recyclers, junk and salvage yards report the vehicles they take in, so a written-off car leaves a record.

Dealer & private-party listings

Dealer inventory and private-seller ads show when the car was for sale, where, and at what price and mileage.

Federal safety databases

The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration publishes the federal data behind VIN decoding, recalls, complaints and crash tests.

Vehicle manufacturers

Automakers submit the build data behind every VIN: engine, body style, safety equipment and assembly plant.

Manufacturer recall campaigns

Every safety recall an automaker files, with the defect, the risk it poses and the free fix.

Owner complaint records

Problems drivers have reported to the federal government for the same year, make and model.

Crash test programs

Frontal, side and rollover star ratings from the government's New Car Assessment Program.

Simple, Honest Pricing

One membership with everything included. No add-ons, no surprise upsells, and you can cancel online at any time.

  • Full reports on any VIN, unlimited re-opens
  • Report history saved to your account
  • Download any report as a PDF
  • One-click cancel from your account page — no phone calls

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