CAR VIN CHECK

A report with full vehicle history, details about previous owners, potential write-offs, and old photos if available

Verified mileage data to avoid manipulation

Information about past damages and potential damage from weather conditions

Details on repairs and their costs

Technical specifications from the manufacturer

A price comparison with similar vehicles in your region to help you avoid overpaying

A safety report from leading agencies

Our online VIN check reveals the full car history and everything sellers don’t tell you

Database of all damages, repairs, and write-offs

We scan over 900 global databases that provide information on past damages, repairs, the cost of the repairs, and even photos of the damages if available.

Check the vehicle’s actual mileage without tampering

Be confident in the accuracy of the vehicle’s mileage and avoid tampering. Our report has access to databases in 35 countries.

Inspection for weather-related damages

Our natural disaster data alerts you if there is a chance the vehicle has been affected by floods or other natural disasters – even if the damage is not visible.

Manufacturer data on technical specifications

Our VIN decoder will provide you with complete manufacturer information on all the vehicle’s technical specifications, from the engine to the transmission.

Assessment of the car’s true value

Comparing the price of the vehicle with similar cars in your region will help you avoid paying more than its actual value. Vehicle history data can also help you negotiate a lower price.

Information on whether the car is safe to drive

The safety report shows crash test ratings from leading agencies, helping you avoid vehicles with hidden risks.

Questions and answers

What is a VIN?

VIN (Vehicle Identification Number) is a unique 17-character code used to identify every vehicle worldwide. It contains information about the manufacturer, model, year of manufacture, engine and other important details.

Where can I find my car’s VIN?

The VIN number can be found in several places:
– On a plate on the dashboard, visible through the windshield.
– On the inside of the driver’s door (on the frame).
– In the vehicle documents (ticket or insurance).

Why is it important to do a car VIN check?

– The car VIN check provides detailed information about the vehicle’s history, such as:
– Previous owners.
– Traffic accidents.
– Whether the vehicle has been reported stolen.
– Original mileage.
– Technical defects or recalls.

How do I know if a car is in good condition through a VIN check?

A VIN check can give you information about whether the car has suffered serious accidents or repairs, and for a complete technical condition, a physical inspection by a professional can also be performed.

Can the VIN number be forged?

Although difficult, falsifying a VIN number is possible. Therefore, always check the vehicle’s VIN number on several different documents and on the vehicle itself to make sure they match.

Can I do a VIN check for cars imported from another country?

Yes, VIN check usually covers international data, so you can get information about cars imported from abroad, especially in the case of cars from Europe, the USA and Canada.

What should I do if the VIN number is not valid?

If the VIN number is invalid or missing from the databases, this may indicate an input error, a change of number, or problems with the vehicle registration. In this case, it is advisable to double-check the vehicle documents.

What is a VIN number?

A vehicle identification number (VIN), also known as a chassis number or frame number, is a 17-character code that is unique to each vehicle. VIN stands for Vehicle Identification Number. The code contains numbers and letters that can tell you a lot about your car.

Where to find the VIN code on the car?

If you already own a car and your car is registered, the chassis number can be checked most easily in the car’s registration documents – it is in both the large and small registration documents.

However, if you want to check the code before you buy the car (or just out of curiosity), you should know that the frame number (VIN number) is not located in the same place on different cars. The number is stamped into the metal of the chassis, and the location varies not only between car brands, but also between different models of the same brand.

Check Car History

VIN number verification is becoming a key tool for buyer protection. VIN (Vehicle Identification Number) is a unique code that contains the complete history of a vehicle – from factory production to the last registration.

By checking the VIN, the buyer can learn whether the car has been in accidents, whether there is hidden damage, whether the mileage is real (by checking the mileage), and whether there are any financial obligations or other encumbrances on it.

A full car VIN check provides access to reliable data that is often missing from seller descriptions. This helps buyers make an informed decision and avoid scams such as manipulated mileage or hidden damage.

VIN Decoder

Our VIN decoding system breaks down the VIN number into dozens of data points regarding the vehicle’s manufacture, providing key vehicle specifications.

The Vehicle Identification Number is a unique 17-character code assigned by an automobile manufacturer that can be used to track and identify motor vehicles. The VIN does not contain the letters I, O (o), and Q (q) to avoid confusion with the digits 1 and 0.

What information does the VIN decoder give you?

Year, Make and Model
Country of Manufacture
Finish Level
Chassis Type
Engine Type
Fuel Size
City/Extra-City Mileage
Vehicle Warranty
Turning Radius
Electronic Park Assist
Vehicle Anti-Theft System

Anti-lock braking system
Front/rear brake type
Transmission
Wheel drive
Steering type
Suspension type
Spring type
Electronic brake assist
Vehicle stability control
Heated steering wheel
Climate control

Front/Rear Track Size
Airbag Availability
Overall Height/Width/Length
Tire Type and Size
All Head/Leg/Shoulder Room Dimensions
Cargo Capacity and Volume
Air Conditioning
Navigation Aid
Remote Ignition
Tire Pressure Monitor

Free Car VIN Check

A full car VIN check is a paid service because it gathers information from multiple official and commercial databases across different countries and institutions. This process involves accessing government records, insurance data, accident reports, and mileage logs, all of which require licensed and paid access.

The cost covers data fees, system maintenance, and verification to ensure the information is accurate and up to date. It is therefore impossible for a full VIN check to be truly free without compromising quality or legality.

However, you can use a online VIN decoder to see basic vehicle details such as make, model, year, and engine type. This tool is useful for quick identification, but it won’t show the car’s full history or hidden issues.

Always check

When inspecting a car, you can check whether the VIN number in the documents matches the one on the vehicle — any discrepancy may indicate fraud or unauthorized replacement of parts.