Latest articles on Vehicle History

If you're buying or selling a car, you should be familiar with what odometer disclosure statement is and when it is required.

If you're looking to sell a car, buyers would likely ask for your VIN. Is it safe to share your VIN? What are VIN related scams that buyers should watch out for?

Should you buy that 1990s Crown Royal and is it a good idea? We're here to help you understand the different types of fleet vehicles and if you should buy a used one.

Should you buy a used car if it has a lemon title? It’s entirely a judgment call, but make sure you find out exactly what the problem was that caused the lemon title.

You should never take anyone’s word regarding a used vehicle’s history. A little digging and background-checking can save you time, money, frustration, and buying power down the road.

If you’re in the market for a used car, you’ll most certainly be looking at a vehicle history report. Keep in mind that the vehicle history report rely solely on available and reported data.

Think of the vehicle history report as the DNA report of a car. It tracks the detailed history of the vehicle from the time it was first sold until it ends up in your hands.

The VIN is a vehicle’s fingerprint and is vital for tracking a vehicle’s life – its use, misuse, and demise. Here's a quick breakdown on what the digits really mean.