Vehicle History Reports for the United States
Serving all 50 US states with comprehensive title, accident, and mileage data. Get the insights you need before buying your next used car.
Trusted US Vehicle Data Sources
Our reports for the US market pull from the most reliable databases, ensuring you have a complete picture of any vehicle registered in the USA.
Official NMVTIS Data
Direct access to the National Motor Vehicle Title Information System for government-verified title brands and salvage history.
US Auction Records
Comprehensive history from major US auction houses including Manheim, Copart, and IAAI with condition reports and photos.
Check a VIN in seconds
Run a VIN check to see key history signals before you buy.
Vehicle history by US state
Each US state has its own DMV, title-brand vocabulary, and characteristic risk patterns. We've written deep coverage of the three highest-volume used-car states; more states will follow as we can produce equally specific content for each.
California VIN check
California has the strictest title-brand disclosure rules in the US — and the most ways those rules get circumvented on resale. From PG&E wildfire flood vehicles laundered through Nevada to dismantler-yard exports, the California DMV record is only half the picture. Verify the full NMVTIS chain before paying.
Texas VIN check
Texas is the single most-laundered title state in the US used-car auction ecosystem. The for-export title strip — where TxDMV re-issues a title without the salvage brand if the vehicle is declared for export — funnels cars to Mexico, the Maghreb, and the Gulf. Verify the full NMVTIS chain, not just the current Texas title.
Florida VIN check
Florida is the single largest source of hurricane-flood salvage inventory in the US. Hurricane Ian (2022), Helene (2024), and Milton (2024) together produced over 1 million flood-damage vehicles — most of which were auctioned through Copart Tampa, Jacksonville and Miami within 30 days of landfall. Verify the FLHSMV chain against the FEMA windows before paying.