What is in a Vehicle History Report?

A vehicle history report is a document detailing important information about a used vehicles's past by running a VIN (Vehicle Identification Number) check. The report shows the vehicle's title details, including maintenance schedules, service records, odometer issues, airbag deployment, and accident history.

In addition, a vehicle history report includes:

• Title History
• Junk and Salvage Records
• Insurance Records
• 60+ Title Brand Checks (flood, fire, collision, etc.)
• Lien Records
• Impound
• Export
• Theft and Stolen
• Ebay Auction Records

When running a vehicle history report, each car will have basic information that includes:

• VIN (What is a VIN Number?)
• Engine Type (Ex: 1.8L L4 DOHC 16V)
• Year / Make / Model / Style (2005 Toyota Corolla CE Sedan 4-Dr)
• Vehicle Color (Ex. White)
• Steering Type (Ex. R&P)
• Fuel Type (Ex: Regular Unleaded)
• Fuel Capacity (Ex. 13.2 gallon)
• Highway Mileage (Ex. 38 - 41 miles/gallon)
• Country of Origin (Ex: United States)

Consumers can use NMVTIS to access important vehicle history information. The service provides lookup access to vehicle history reports compiled by the U.S. National Motor Vehicle Title Information System (NMVTIS).

Car owners and buyers can purchase vehicle history reports from a number of different companies. These reports provide consumers with important history information and protect them from purchasing stolen vehicles.

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Sample of a Full Vehicle History Report