Vehicle Inspection Vs. VIN History Report
The key to having a good buying experience at an auto auction is knowing what you’re getting, and getting what you want. But how can you do that if most…
The Most Well-Known American Auto Brands
The USA is home to some of the biggest automakers in the world, and for more than 120 years, American-made cars have been deeply ingrained in the history of the…
The Vehicle Safety Recalls
A vehicle recall occurs when a manufacturer (or the NHTSA) determines that a vehicle has a safety-related defect or does not comply with a federal safety standard. A defect may…
Signs That You Need to Change Your Oil
Engine oil is a thick fluid that provides lubrication and cooling for vehicle engines. It keeps all the moving parts protected and prevents them from rubbing against one another. Metal…
How to avoid buying a car with a lien?
Buying a pre-owned car is an excellent option for those who are looking for a cheap vehicle, but it is also loaded with uncertainty and can be a daunting process. To…
A multi-state NMVTIS Vehicle History Report
The NMVTIS is a government program that provides consumer protection from unsafe vehicles. The main advantage of the NMVTIS database is that it encompasses information from all state DMVs, insurance…
ClearVin vs Carfax: Which Vehicle History Report Is Right for You?
Whether you’re buying a used vehicle online or at a local dealership, knowing the vehicle’s background is critical. Vehicle history reports provide vital information about past ownership, accident records, title…
Car shopping from the comfort of your home
We got used to buying little stuff over the internet a long time ago, but now online marketplaces offer whatever we might be in need of, even cars, motorcycles, boats,…
The Odometer Disclosure Statement for title transfers
NHTSA estimates that more than 450,000 vehicles are sold annually with false odometer readings. This crime costs American car buyers more than $1 billion annually. Odometer fraud is an illegal…
How VIN decoding can prevent you from buying a stolen car
According to statistics, the majority of stolen cars are never recovered. Typically, there are two ways for thieves to release them. While older vehicles can be dismantled and sold as…
