Common Queries
Frequently Asked Questions
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Getting started is simple! Head over to our Plan Page and select the option that best fits your needs. Once you’ve chosen a plan, sign up to gain access to our comprehensive vehicle reports.
All you need is the vehicle’s VIN (Vehicle Identification Number) or license plate number. Once entered, you’ll receive a detailed report with title history, ownership records, odometer data, and more.
All Your Vin Checks reports give a thorough analysis of a vehicle’s previous and present conditions and contain the following information:
Vehicle Specifications
Previous/Current State of Title & Title Registration dates
Title Brands History – Junk & Salvage
Insurance Total Loss
Lien and Impound Information
Average Miles Driven & Odometer Events
Auction Sales Information
Auction Photos and Prices
Stolen Summary
Safety Recalls
Vehicle Specifications
Previous/Current State of Title & Title Registration dates
Title Brands History – Junk & Salvage
Insurance Total Loss
Lien and Impound Information
Average Miles Driven & Odometer Events
Auction Sales Information
Auction Photos and Prices
Stolen Summary
Safety Recalls
Salvage inspections are only performed at Kansas Highway Patrol VIN Inspection Stations. The most common items you will need are:<BR>
- The original receipts for all parts purchased and replaced
- Work order for repairs made
- Photos of the vehicle showing damage prior to repair
- Any additional documents associated with the repair of the vehicle
A vehicle is considered antique if the body is identifiable and 35 years old or older. You will need an MVE-1 or MVE-1D inspection. If the vehicle sold on a bill of sale is 60 years old or older, it will not need a VIN Inspection.