Customer Reviews

Checked a Mazda3 in Windsor after my cousin got stuck with a flood car last year. Mine came back clean, with the full ownership history laid out. Worth it for the peace of mind alone.

Used this on a Honda Accord in Anchorage. The odometer chart showed steady readings across four years and the title was clean. Bought it the next morning without second thoughts.

Checked a Toyota Hilux in Mérida for our delivery business. The report confirmed consistent mileage and no accident records. Fast, clear, and in the end a very easy decision.

A Silverado in Birmingham looked perfect until the report showed hail damage and an insurance total loss from two states away. The seller called it a clean truck. This tool earned its fee.

Checked a Hyundai Tucson in Kitchener before buying. Clean title, one owner, and service records all the way back to new. Quick to run and the report was easy to read on my phone.

Ran a Jeep Gladiator in Reno. The report flagged an open recall and a fleet history the dealer had not mentioned. Still bought it, but with the recall fixed first and a fairer price.

Checked a Volvo XC60 in Baltimore before buying from a private seller. Two owners, full dealer maintenance, and a clean title. The timeline layout made five years of history readable.

The photos section is what sold me. I could see the exact listing pictures from when my Toyota Camry was sold in El Paso two years earlier, down to the same scratch on the bumper.

Looked at a GMC Canyon in Lethbridge. The report showed a US import with an American accident record the Canadian listing never mentioned. Used it to negotiate two thousand off.

Checked a Subaru Impreza in Eugene for my daughter heading to college. Clean history, consistent odometer readings, and no open recalls. Exactly the reassurance a parent wants.

Ran a Nissan Versa in León before buying. The report found a small accident from 2022 with photos from the claim. The repair was fine and the price reflected it. Good, honest tool.

Bought a Honda HR-V in Grand Rapids. The report confirmed one owner and dealer servicing from new, and the market value section showed the asking price was fair. No haggling needed.

I flip a couple of cars a year in Knoxville and run every VIN through this first. Last month it caught an odometer rollback of nearly 40,000 miles. That alone paid for years of reports.

Looked at a Ford Escape in Moncton that was priced suspiciously low. The report showed a rebuilt title after a collision in another province. The seller never mentioned it. Walked away.

Checked a Kia Sorento in Savannah for our family. Clean title, no accidents, and the ownership timeline matched what the seller told us word for word. Made the decision easy.

The usage check told me the Chevy Tahoe I wanted in Little Rock had spent three years as a rental. Nothing wrong with it mechanically, but I paid a rental price, not a one-owner price.

Checked a Mazda CX-30 in Puebla before buying my first car. The report showed one owner and consistent mileage. Everything was clear and easy to understand. Very happy with the purchase.

Ran a Ford Edge in Buffalo. The report surfaced a minor accident from 2023 the listing left out. Repairs were done properly, so I still bought it, just at a better price.

Looked at a Toyota RAV4 in Victoria that had moved provinces twice. The report laid out the full registration history so I could see exactly where it had been. Bought it with confidence.

Checked a Honda Ridgeline in Des Moines before making an offer. Two owners, consistent mileage, and a full service log. The seller was straight with me and the report proved it.