Free VIN Check and Vehicle History Report!

VIN (Vehicle Identification Number) is a unique 17-characters code identifying any car/model. The numbers are assigned based on an ISO 3779:2009. VIN is made up of alphanumeric characters which make any combination composed of these capital letters and numerals: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 0 A B C D E F G H J K L M N P R S T U V W X Y Z, without the letters O (o), I (i), and Q (q) to avoid confusion with similar-looking numbers – 0, 1, and 9.

Vehicle Identification Number (VIN) on most passenger cars can be found on the front of the dashboard on the driver’s side. Also, the VIN number can be found under the hood (engine block), driver’s side interior dash, (most common), door frame (left-hand inner wheel arch), and driver’s side door (near door jamb).

Also you can find the VIN on the vehicle’s documents: registration card, vehicle title, Insurance card and owner’s manual.

All information from various sources about any car such as date of production, accidents, recalls, thefts, and maintenance, are recorded in various registries and databases using a VIN.

By entering a VIN and creating a VinCheckExpert report you can find out basic car information such as make, model, production year, engine, fuel type, transmission, and power. Also, you can get more valuable data like mileage rollbacks, damages, theft records, and photos.

The VINCheckExpert Free Vehicle History Report is a comprehensive report that offers detailed information on a used car collated from different databases.

This report shows you the basic info about car: Make, Model, Engine, Production year, Body style, Drive type, Fuel type, Capacity, Horse power, Kilowatts.

In addition to basic data, our reports give you very valuable information about the used car: Real mileage, Rollback mileage, Estimate mileage, Theft Check, Accident and damages, Service history, Previous owners, Recalls and Defects, Market value, Previous pictures, Fluid capacity.

VinCheckExpert gives you the following 7 things to check when buying a used vehicle:

Mileage. Mileage correction is the most common scam in the used vehicle market. This illegal action increases the price of the vehicle you pay.

Database of stolen vehicles. Cars that have been stolen can be found on the used vehicle market. Although this is not often the case, you need to check the car you own or intend to buy in order not to be scammed.

Accidents and damage. About 30% of cars had an accident and minor or major damage. These accidents can significantly affect the safety of the vehicle.

Service history. Regular vehicle maintenance is very important because it has a preventive effect on the occurrence of breakdowns and provides driving safety.

Previous owners. Statistics show that the more owners a car has changed, the more mileage that car has.

Recalls and Defects. Based on checking the chassis number, previous and current vehicle recalls can be determined.

Market value of the vehicle. One of the important data when you buy or sell a used car is the assessment of the market value of the vehicle.

On our website www.vincheckexpert.com in the VIN number search field, you only need to enter the 17-character VIN number and click search.

You will see the make and model that the VIN number refers to, as well as the data that we search in more than 500 databases such as: mileage, accident, legality, number of owners, defects, service history, value, pictures, etc. In the next step, enter the e-mail and click on the "Create report" button.

It is necessary to pay for the service in order to receive the report to the e-mail address you provided in the inquiry. Based on the data from the report, you can easily make a decision. Our reports can help you to make an informed decision when you plan to buy a used car.

The best way to find out the mileage of a used car is to check the vehicle history report. VINCheckExpert is a valuable resource that allows you to free-decode VIN number and check real mileage or odometer frauds.

The best way to check if a car has had an accident or damage is to get a vehicle history report. Based on the data from various sources, you can see if the car has had an accident, date of the incident, the type of damage and the cost of repairs.

Sometimes these damages can be large and they significantly affect the performance of the vehicle and its value. Other reports may show minor damage, which does not have a major impact on the reliability and safety of the vehicle. So be sure to check the vehicle’s body, rust, body panels, paint, windows and equipment.

Selling and buying a stolen car is illegal. In addition to wasting money, you may have other inconveniences when you buy a stolen vehicle. To avoid this inconvenience, pay attention to the following things: check the VIN number, pay attention to the condition of the VIN plates, make sure that the chassis numbers match all over the vehicle and obtain a vehicle history report.

When you buy a used car, it is very important to check whether the car has had a recall, or whether there are production defects. Based on the VIN number, you can get a vehicle history report where you can see if the car has an "open recall" or if there have been recalls in the past as well as the number of cases.

In addition, manufacturers can publicly inform car buyers through national news on TV and print media, on the manufacturer’s website or other websites and media.

The VinCheckExpert Reports can help you with that. Different models, the same year of production and the same mileage may have different prices. the price of a used car is influenced by many factors: whether the seller is a legal entity or a natural person, service history, regular maintenance of the vehicle, general condition of the vehicle.

A vehicle history report may contain data on mileage rollback, accidents, recalls and defects, theft, number of previous owners, pictures of the vehicle. These data affect the vehicle’s value. In our report, you will see information about the average value of the vehicle based on the specified parameters. In addition, you will receive information about the value range of the used vehicle. That is, the value that is above and below the market value.