Frequently Asked Questions

FAQ's

Find answers to some common questions

At Vehicle Lookup, we are committed to millions of customers and potential car owners with detailed and accurate information about their vehicle history reports. Using our platform and services, prospective car buyers can get comprehensive, up-to-date information about used vehicles.

Furthermore, the Vehicle Lookup Vehicle History Report will provide the following information: previous owners, odometer readings, damages, recalls, accidents, title information, photos, and more. With this, they can avoid buying a damaged vehicle and be confident about the car they intend to purchase.

Our vehicle history reports at Vehicle Lookup are available to consumers who will like to know the history of a used car before purchasing the vehicle. When you decide to purchase a used car and will like to know the car’s history or any hidden issue with the vehicle, the VHR will be available to you.

In addition, individuals who will like to sell their car to a private party can also use the Vehicle Lookup's vehicle history reports to show that the vehicle is in excellent condition and worth the price. When potential buyers see the vehicle history report, they feel more confident about making the purchase.

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Vehicle Lookup is a Certified and Approved NMVTIS Data Provider. We boast of a massive amount of vehicle data and information available in our database. Also, we have records on a huge collection of over 350 million VIN history records, covering most of the used cars in the United States.

The Vehicle Identification Number (VIN) is a unique identifier for every vehicle. The VIN has 17 characters and is unique for every vehicle. No two cars have the same VIN. The characters of the VIN, including capital letters and numbers, represent specific information about the vehicle. These include the vehicle’s brand, model, country of origin, year, and so forth. Using Vehicle Lookup’s VIN decoder, you can get your vehicle history report with your car’s VIN. Click here to check your VIN.
 

Check the following places in the vehicle to find the car’s VIN:

  • Dashboard
  • Under the hood
  • The engine firewall
  • Inside the door

If you can’t find the vehicle’s VIN, you may need to contact the car dealer or seller you purchased the vehicle from. The car dealer or seller can find the car’s VIN in the paperwork or on the vehicle, as outlined above. Other places to check include:

  • The driver-side door close to where the door latches are located
  • The lower-left hand corner of the dashboard
  • In front of the steering wheel.

Also, if you are the owner of the car, you can find the VIN on the vehicle’s title, insurance documents, or registration card.