Know the Real History Before
You Buy

The Vehicle Identification Number is a 17-character code unique to each car. You’ll find it on the registration card (Mulkiya), at the base of the windscreen on the driver’s side, or on the driver’s door frame. Japanese-market cars use a chassis number instead (e.g. ZVW30-1234567), which we also accept.

Usually under a minute. The vehicle lookup and preview are free; once you choose a report and pay, it opens straight away and the link is emailed to you.

You can check any car. Records are most detailed for cars that were once in the US or Canada, where auction and title records are rich. For GCC-spec cars we focus on UAE market data, recalls and known model issues. Japanese-market cars can be checked by chassis number.

If your report can’t be generated, or you believe something in it is wrong, email our support team and we’ll review it with you. The free preview shows which sections have records before you pay, so you know what you’re buying.

We show records exactly as our sources report them, with the source and date next to every fact. Sources can contain errors or gaps, so a report tells you where to look — it doesn’t replace a physical inspection.

Yes. Payments are processed by Stripe on our checkout page; your card details go directly to Stripe and never touch our servers.

Only if they were recorded in our data sources — usually auction or insurance records. Minor repairs paid privately rarely appear anywhere. If nothing is found we say “no record was found in the available data sources”, never “no accidents”.

Not yet — reports are in English for now.