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Accident History
Damage Severity (Severe/Minor)
Damage Location/ Point of Impact
Records of Damage Repair
Airbag Deployment
Structural Damage
Oil Changes
Tire Rotations
Open Recalls
Brake Rotor Replacement
Transmission Replacement
Safety Inspections
Personal Vehicle
Rental Vehicle
Leased Vehicle
Commercial Vehicle
Used as a Taxi
Used as a Police Vehicle
1, 2 or 3+ Previous Owners
States/Provinces Owned In
Length of Ownership
Last Reported Mileage
Odometer Rollback
Flood or Lemon Title
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Millions of consumers rely on CARFAX Reports every day to help them decide whether or not to buy a used car. Each report contains information about whether the car in question has been in an accident, has any open recalls, previous owners, service history and much, much more. See Pricing
CARFAX Reports are available for vehicles manufactured since 1981, when the 17-character VIN was standardized. CARFAX has information about cars and light trucks, though some information for other vehicle types may be reported to CARFAX as well. CARFAX Reports are powered by the CARFAX database – believed to be the world’s largest vehicle history database – containing billions of records from more than 100,000 domestic and international sources. Check a VIN
A CARFAX Vehicle History Report can be used by anyone who wants to check the history of a used car. You may use a CARFAX Report to check the history of a car you’re about to buy, or a car you own that you’d like to sell to a private party. Shoppers feel more confident buying a used car once they know its history. See What Consumers Say
VIN stands for a car’s Vehicle Identification Number. A VIN consists of 17 characters and serves as a unique identifier for a specific vehicle. At CARFAX, you can use either a VIN or a license plate and state to get a CARFAX Report. Check a VIN or License Plate
A VIN can often be found on the driver-side door, near where the door latches as well as on the lower-left hand corner of the dashboard, in front of the steering wheel. If you own the car, you can find it on the title, registration card or insurance documents. Learn More
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