AutoCheck Vehicle History Reports & VIN Numbers Explained
Saturday, November 1st, 2008If you are buying a used car, you absolutely must get an AutoCheck Vehicle History Report on the Vehicle Identification Number(VIN) AND have a mechanic inspect the car on a lift. If you do not do both of these, do not buy that used car! You have been warned. The VIN decoder keeps sellers honest too. You are about to purchase a used car for thousands of dollars, don’t get stuck with a lemon because you wanted to save a couple of bucks on an Used Car History Report
Never heard of AutoCheck?
AutoCheck is a premium vehicle history report product from Experian Automotive. Experian Automotive is a business unit of Experian Group Ltd., a company with annual sales in excess of $3.8 billion (you probably know them best as the credit report people). Experian Automotive is able to use all of Experian’s data collection expertise to give customers a comprehensive vehicle history report including the exclusive Autocheck Score (its like a credit score for your car).
AutoCheck vs. CARFAX ® - Why we recommend AutoCheck.
- Single Vehicle History Report price: AutoCheck $14.99 vs. CARFAX ® $29.99
- Unlimited Vehicle History Reports price: AutoCheck $24.99 vs. CARFAX ® $39.99
- Unlimited Vehicle History Reports period: AutoCheck 90 days (when purchased through CarBuyingTips.com) vs. CARFAX ® 30days
- All AutoCheck reports include the AutoCheck Score
Source: CarBuyingTips.com
