Autocheck will help you
Collision repair shops
Understand if a vehicle was in one or more accidents.
Collision repair history
Structural or frame damage

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In an AutoCheck report learn about
Service and maintenance facilities
Know when a vehicle was serviced and what was serviced or repaired.
Service, repair and maintenance performed
Odometer readings
Service, repair and maintenance dates and locations

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Autocheck will help you to learn
Insurance companies
Identify hidden problems not reported to the state DMV.
Total loss and reason for loss
Stolen vehicles

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Manufacturers
Get insights right from the OEM.
Open recalls
Certified pre-owned vehicles
Courtesy buybacks

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Collision repair shops
Understand if a vehicle was in one or more accidents.
Collision repair history
Structural or frame damage

http://www.autocheck.com/vehiclehistory/autocheck/en/experian-data-story-page#dmv

[b]Service and maintenance facilities with Autocheck service[/b][b][/b]
Know when a vehicle was serviced and what was serviced or repaired.
Service, repair and maintenance performed
Odometer readings
Service, repair and maintenance dates and locations

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Autocheck service

Manufacturers
Get insights right from the OEM.
Open recalls
Certified pre-owned vehicles
Courtesy buybacks

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Law enforcement agencies
Identify significant events affecting the vehicle’s value.
Stolen vehicle records and theft recovery
Accident reports

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Car dealerships and extended warranty companies
Know when the vehicle was offered for sale.
Vehicle's geographic location
Odometer readings
Repair and maintenance history

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Order the Autocheck service
Law enforcement agencies
Identify significant events affecting the vehicle’s value.
Stolen vehicle records and theft recovery
Accident reports

http://www.autocheck.com/vehiclehistory/autocheck/en/experian-data-story-page#dmv

Car dealerships and extended warranty companies
Know when the vehicle was offered for sale.
Vehicle's geographic location
Odometer readings
Repair and maintenance history

http://www.autocheck.com/vehiclehistory/autocheck/en/experian-data-story-page#dmv

Import/export companies
Get a view into a car’s movements.
Vehicle transfers and locations

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Rental and fleet companies
Understand if a vehicle was used by a rental company or as a fleet vehicle.
Total loss and damage history
Maintenance/service history

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Vehicle inspection and state inspection stations
See if the vehicle passed emissions and safety testing.
Odometer readings
Location of inspection site
Emissions records
Safety inspection factors

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An Auto Shopper's Guide
Since a new vehicle depreciates in value the minute you drive off the lot, buying used can often be the smartest option for putting money back in your pocket. Whether you are a seasoned pro at buying used or are a newbie to the process, fear not — there are plenty of beautiful used vehicles ripe for the picking right in your neck of the woods. We’ve provided helpful tips below to make buying used as pleasant as possible.

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Find the Right Car

Shopping online for a used vehicle is a great option. There are many reputable sites that you can peruse right from your smartphone or tablet to locate the used vehicle of your dreams while cutting hours and hours off the shopping process.

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Research the Vehicle's History with an AutoCheck vehicle history report
Run an AutoCheck Vehicle History Report
Whether you have narrowed your search to several vehicles or are just beginning the used car shopping process, you can use AutoCheck® vehicle history reports to make sure the vehicle's history meets your expectations. We even offer an Unlimited Reports package which allows you to research many vehicles at once at one flat cost for your subscription term.

http://www.autocheck.com/vehiclehistory/autocheck/en/autoshoppers-guide

Autocheck

Using an Autocheck report will dramatically help you lower your risk of purchasing a vehicle with hidden problems that could be unsafe or costly to repair. With an AutoCheck report, you can identify the number of owners, whether the vehicle has been in a reported accident or if
significant damage has been detected.
Other helpful report elements may include:
Vehicle identification number (VIN)
Odometer reading
Salvage or junk vehicles
Damage from hail, flood or fire
Mileage discrepancies or odometer rollback
Lemon vehicles
Vehicles used as rentals, taxis or fleet
Records of theft and loans/liens that represent ownership interests or unpaid judgments

http://www.autocheck.com/vehiclehistory/autocheck/en/autoshoppers-guide

[b]AutoCheck [/b]also has a very unique feature — its patented AutoCheck Score™ — which allows you to help assess a vehicle’s predicted reliability and compare it to similar cars in its class.
Learn more about the AutoCheck Score and how it can help you select a vehicle that is right for you.

http://www.autocheck.com/vehiclehistory/autocheck/en/autoshoppers-guide

Get a Vehicle Inspection
Get a Vehicle Inspection
If you are close to making a purchase, don’t miss the critical step of taking the vehicle to your local mechanic to check it for hidden mechanical issues. AutoCheck vehicle history reports can show you reported issues, but it does not account for any issues that haven’t been reported to private and government sources.
A good mechanic can detect deferred maintenance as well as current issues such as a burned-out check-engine or antilock braking system light that could be part of a bigger problem. These problems could lead to hidden costs and may even diminish the value of the vehicle. Make sure to have any used vehicle you're considering to buy inspected. Even if you are buying from a dealership, always have a nonaffiliated mechanic look over the car.

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Secure Financing
Secure Financing
With all of the excitement of searching for and locating the perfect vehicle, it is easy to get swept up in the moment, especially if you think you have found the right one. However, it is important to keep your feet on the ground when paying for the vehicle and getting it insured.
If you are one of the millions of consumers who are not paying cash for your vehicle outright, you will need to look into financing. It is important first to make sure you have a contract that spells out exactly the price being paid for the vehicle. The contract should include any dealership fees or state fees. Make sure the VIN is included and correct on the document and that it states the vehicle is being sold “as-is” if from a private seller.

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Once you decide to enter the market for a used vehicle, make sure you check your credit score to see what type of financing for which you qualify. The better your credit score, the more competitive the interest rate you can receive. You can check your local banks and credit unions for finance rates; you also can shop financial institutions online and get preapproval for a specific loan amount. Often, you may find the best finance rate at the dealership, since they have relationships with many lenders that they work with every day.
Regardless of where you secure your loan, you should make sure to do the math and figure out how much you will pay for the vehicle over time. You should be clear on whether you are comfortable with the amount.

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Insure Your Vehicle
Insuring Your Vehicle
You should remember to factor insurance into the cost of owning your vehicle by calling ahead before you make a purchase. The easiest way to do this is to call the company you are currently using and find out the rate. Often, you will be trading in or selling your old vehicle and will need to remove it from your policy anyway. If you don’t want to keep your current insurance provider, it is a painless process to visit sites online to compare quotes. You should make sure that you cancel your old policy (there should not be a fee for this) and that the new policy has all of the features that you need.
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Get Answers to Your Questions about Used Car History
Get the AutoCheck Report

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What is the AutoCheck Score?
Only AutoCheck vehicle history reports include the AutoCheck Score, a tool that enables you to understand a vehicle's past quickly and easily, compare it to other vehicles, and lower the risk of buying a vehicle with undetected problems.
http://www.autocheck.com/vehiclehistory/autocheck/en/autocheck-score

Your vehicle's history can affect your vehicle's AutoCheck Score. Factors that can negatively influence the Score include:
Accidents
Mileage
Title brands such as salvaged or rebuilt title
Problems with the odometer such as rollback or broken odometer
Frame damage
Water damage
Whether the vehicle has been branded as a lemon
Whether the vehicle has ever been stolen or repossessed
Whether the vehicle has ever been used as a police or taxi vehicle

http://www.autocheck.com/vehiclehistory/autocheck/en/autocheck-score

[b]Only AutoCheck v[/b]ehicle history reports include the AutoCheck Score, a tool that enables you to understand a vehicle's past quickly and easily, compare it to other vehicles, and lower the risk of buying a vehicle with undetected problems.

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Think of the AutoCheck Score as a rating summarizing the longer list of report data. Paired with the AutoCheck Score Range, the AutoCheck Score allows you to quickly compare vehicles of similar age and class.
The AutoCheck Score title is full of insightful data:

What does the AutoCheck Score mean?
The Score is based on a scale of 1 to 100, but it's very important to read the Score in conjunction with the Score Range, since looking at the Score without knowing the range will only reveal half the story. For example:

The AutoCheck Score is based on a number of key factors, including:
Age - In general, the older the car, the lower the Score.
Vehicle Class - Compact cars look nothing like pickup trucks. Their breakdown history can be just as different.
Mileage - In general, the more miles a vehicle has, the lower the Score, compared to similar vehicles.
Number of Owners - Our data tell us the typical number of owners that vehicles generally have over time. If a car has had more than the expected number, that can cause the Score to decrease.
Vehicle Use and Events - Other factors such as taxi use, accidents, repossession and theft history also affect the AutoCheck Score.

http://www.autocheck.com/vehiclehistory/autocheck/en/autocheck-score

Where does AutoCheck get its data?
Developed by Experian, a global leader in information solutions, AutoCheck vehicle history reports are highly valued by thousands of auto dealers, leading U.S. auto auctions, and manufacturer certified pre-owned programs using the reports everyday to ensure they are bringing their customers the very best vehicles available.
AutoCheck vehicle history reports provide essential data from extensive sources:
Data is compiled from many sources including the Department of Motor Vehicles, auctions, insurance companies and other independent sources.
Police-reported accident information is available for all 50 states and the District of Columbia.
Critical information on storm-damaged vehicles and vehicles registered in Federal Emergency Management Agency storm damage areas at the time of major storm events.
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