What is a CARFAX Vehicle History Report?

The CARFAX Vehicle History is an online report designed to help you swiftly reveal notable aspects of your car's past. It can uncover if the car has a history of accident, damage, suspected mileage fraud, high number of previous owners and much more. The report also provides crucial technical and environmental information.

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CARFAX report: Quick Check section

No issues detected? The Quick Check will tell you right away

Every CARFAX report starts with the Quick Check section, which helps you promptly discover if there are any known issues, such as damage or, mileage inconsistencies.

CARFAX report: Damage overview

The Damage Overview: Inform yourself about damages or accidents abroad

In this section, you will find the information available to us regarding damages and accidents. We have information from Germany, Italy, the USA, and many other countries. Please note that not all accidents are reported to us, so like any other vehicle history provider, we may not be aware of existing damages.

CARFAX report: Mileage graph

The Mileage Graph: a glance is enough to keep track on the mileage development

The graph provides mileage data for available key events in a car's life. It helps you spot logical mileage progression or sudden drops, which could indicate mileage rollback.

CARFAX report: History section

The History Section: follow the car's history record by record

The essence of every CARFAX report is a chronologically ordered list of all records available to us from the vehicle's past. You may find inspection records, odometer readings, changes in ownership, incidents of accidents, stolen records, import information, and much more.

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Great security can be yours for a small cost

Sometimes the most expensive problems hide in the most beautiful cars. With the CARFAX Vehicle History Report for a maximum of €39.99, you can discover hidden costs before they burden your wallet.

Frequently asked questions

It is best to ask the seller for the VIN before you go to see the car. If the seller is reluctant to give you the VIN, you should be careful. As our report is instantly available online, and you don't need any specific document to buy it, you can also check the car when you go to see it in person.

Vehicle history with CARFAX