What parts of a used vehicle cost the most to repair?
There is a risk associated with purchasing a used car. On one side, you have an opportunity to save money and get a car full of cool features which may…
How to Get an Accurate Picture of a Vehicle’s History
If you’re buying a car from a dealership, a private seller, or an online auto auction, there are a few steps you should take to make sure you aren’t buying…
What Would You Pay to Protect Yourself From Odometer Fraud?
Can you really put a price on your safety? How much would you try to save by passing up an opportunity for information that can save you thousands of dollars,…
Want to Grow Your Automotive Business? Join the ClearVin Partnership Program
Do you run an automotive-related business or act as an independent car dealer? If so, you’re sitting on a goldmine of opportunity. ClearVin’s Partnership Program lets you add powerful vehicle…
Why You Should Run a VIN Check
There are millions of vehicles sold on salvage auto auctions. Each of them has a history that’s worth looking into to make sure you know exactly what you’re buying. Good…
3 Tips to Identify an Incorrect VIN
Every registered vehicle has a unique Vehicle Identification Number (VIN) that carries the vehicle’s history. A VIN for a car is like a Federal Tax ID for a human, and…
Have an Automotive Website or Blog? Join the ClearVin Affiliate Program!
Do you run an automotive blog, YouTube channel, or website? Turn your audience into income by promoting ClearVin Vehicle History Reports! Becoming a ClearVin affiliate is not just another way…
VIN Country Codes: What the First Characters of Your VIN Reveal
Before you buy a used car, there’s one thing you can check in seconds — without any tools or services — that tells you exactly where it was built. Look…
Used Car Dealership Markup vs Buying a Salvage Car
If you’re looking for an inexpensive car in good condition, there are a couple of options to try. One way is buying a salvage car from an online auto auction,…
VIN Number Meaning: A Complete Guide to Decoding Your Vehicle’s Identity
Every used car has a story. The VIN is where that story begins. That 17-character code stamped on your dashboard isn’t random. It’s a standardized record of exactly what your…
