When you are purchasing a vehicle you may want to run a Car History check first.
The reason being that there are any things that you won’t be able to tell without it.
All you need is a VIN number of the vehicle and the history of the vehicle (Cars, bikes and trucks) is yours to discover.
There are 2 major parts of the report that you get the most value from.
Is the car a repairable write off?
So what does it mean if it is?
Don’t get me wrong, a car can be a repairable write off, fixed properly and still be a great car.
However, you may want to have someone check the work has been completed properly.
Especially if they have caused other issues that we not fixed.
Most importantly though is that finance companies will not give you finance for written off vehicles.
If you are financing the vehicle this report can save you a lot of time.
Another important section of the report is if there is finance owing.
A finance company can repossess a car that has finance owing from you even if you paid the seller in full.
The CarHistory Report is a comprehensive report on the reported history of a used motor vehicle that has been registered in Australia. It is designed to alert you to potentially significant information about a vehicle.
The Report includes a PPSR Certificate and depending on the information returned, the report can provide you with:
Comprehensive CarHistory Reports also include Vehicle Buyback Insurance (the only report in Australia to offer this feature).
This insurance provides you with added peace of mind.
A valid claim is paid if your vehicle is found to be a stolen vehicle, a written-off vehicle or encumbered at purchase.
However this must be within three months from the date you purchase your CarHistory Report.
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The information lets you make a decision with everything being transparent and on the table.
You will know exactly what you are buying and you will be able to make an informed decision.
Finding these facts out after the fact can be costly and time consuming to fix.
M1 Safety Certificates customers receive a special discount price of just $29.95AUD
The Vehicle Identification Number (VIN) can be found on the vehicle itself, either on the dashboard, or on one of the door posts (where the door latches when it is closed). The vehicle’s VIN is also displayed on the registration certificate and insurance policy documentation.
Give us a Call on and supply us with the VIN number of the vehicle along with your email address. You will then receive your report shortly after via email.
