Accident & damage history
Look for reported collisions, damage, and insurance or salvage records that could affect the car's condition.
Vehicle history. Before you buy.
Buying a used car? Check its past before you commit. Look for reported accidents, mileage discrepancies, title issues, and more with VINReport360.
One VIN. More insight.Illustrative preview. Available records vary by vehicle.
What's in a VIN report?
Go beyond the photos and the seller's description. A vehicle history report helps you know what to ask and what to check.
Look for reported collisions, damage, and insurance or salvage records that could affect the car's condition.
Compare recorded odometer readings over time and look for inconsistencies or possible mileage rollbacks.
Check for reported theft and title brands such as salvage, rebuilt, or flood damage.
Review available ownership changes and registration history to better understand how the vehicle was used.
See available past auction listings and vehicle photos that may reveal earlier damage or repairs.
Review available market values and vehicle details to help compare the asking price and confirm the car's specification.
Report contents depend on the vehicle and available source records. Not every incident is reported. Use the report alongside an independent vehicle inspection.
View a sample reportFrom VIN to vehicle history
Start with a VIN. Decide on the full report after checking the vehicle details.
Type or paste the car's 17-character VIN into the search box. You can find it on the car, its documents, or ask the seller.
Review the vehicle details returned by the search. Then choose a report option and review the price before payment.
After purchase, open your vehicle history report. Review the available records and use them to guide your next questions.

Why check with VINReport360?
The paintwork tells you how a car looks today. Its history can tell you what happened before. VINReport360 brings available records together so you can make a more informed decision.
New to VIN checks?
A VIN is the vehicle's identification number: 17 letters and numbers that identify the car. Copy it exactly, or ask the seller to send it to you.
1HGCM82633A00435217 characters · No letters I, O, or QLook through the windshield at the lower corner on the driver's side.
Check the label on the door frame or door pillar.
Check the registration, title, or insurance documents. The seller can also provide it.
Find your make
Enter the VIN to start, or explore VIN guides for popular makes. Record availability varies by vehicle and country.
Before you search
Clear answers to help you get started with your vehicle history report.
Need help? Contact usWe search for the vehicle and show the available vehicle details. Check that they match the car you're looking at, then choose a report option to access the full vehicle history.
Starting a VIN search does not require payment. The full vehicle history report is a paid product. You can review the available report options and price before paying.
Ask the seller for the 17-character VIN, or look on the dashboard, inside the driver's door, or on the vehicle's registration and insurance documents. You'll need the VIN to search for a report.
No. The information depends on the vehicle, country, and records supplied by data sources. Some reports have fewer records, and an unreported incident may not appear. A report should complement a vehicle inspection.
Yes. Open the sample report to explore the format and types of information it can contain. The sample is an example; your car's records will be different.
Once payment and report processing are complete, you can view the report online. Purchased reports are also available in the Reports section of your account. Contact us if you need help accessing a report.
Make your next move an informed one
Enter the VIN to take the first step toward your vehicle history report.