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The chassis number consists of 17 characters that identify each individual car. The first section consists of three characters (WMI code) that identify the country of origin, the name of the manufacturer, and the body type. The second section (VDS) consists of five characters and provides information on engine size and type, braking system, car series, model, and body style. The last 9 characters (VIS) refer to the year of manufacture and the factory, control digit, and serial number of the vehicle.
The chassis number on cars is usually located under the windshield on the driver’s side. In addition, it can be found under the hood, on the left side of the door frame, on the driver’s door pillar, under the passenger’s floor mat, but also in the traffic license, vehicle insurance and user manual.
All information about the car from different data sources such as date of manufacture, accidents and incidents, recalls, thefts, is recorded in different databases using the chassis number (VIN number).

Mileage clocking is the most common scam in the used car market. Research shows that 65-85% of vehicles have rollback mileage. Our report allows you to check vehicle mileage based on digital records and vehicle history.
If you buy a used car that has had manipulated mileage, you will pay 20 to 30% more than the car is really worth. In addition, you will have more frequent and gentle vehicle maintenance. It is very difficult to determine if the mileage has been returned, but there are some signs such as interior wear and general condition of the vehicle that indicate a discrepancy between the appearance of the car and the mileage on the dashboard.
For now, the best and most reliable way to check the validity of the mileage is the AUTOkm report on the history of the vehicle. Based on our report, you will receive a precise chronology of the mileage record as well as a note if there was a return of the mileage in an earlier period.

The legality check refers to checking the police bases of EU countries to see if the vehicle is stolen.
The biggest risk you can take is buying a used car that has been stolen. That is why checking the legality of the vehicle is important. We receive data from various sources and databases, such as the police, the European and international database of stolen vehicles. By checking different databases, our report allows you to find out whether the car you intend to buy or the one you already drive is stolen or legal.

The accident and damage check is performed on the basis of a digital record that indicates whether the vehicle was damaged or had an accident in the previous period. The type and value of the damage are indicated here if the information is available.
Statistics show that traffic accidents are very common. Almost 1/3 of the cars sold had minor or major damage. Buying damaged vehicles with hidden defects can affect your safety. That’s why the best way to check if the vehicle has been in a traffic accident is to have an AUTOkm report on the vehicle’s history. Based on data from various sources in our report, you can see if the car has had accidents and damage, the date of the incident, the parts that were damaged and the cost of repairs.

A defect check is a check for errors, defects, flaws, and problems in specific car models.
Manufacturing defects and recalls are very common. By checking the history of used cars, you can find out if the car you want to buy has had recalls in the past, when they were and how often they happened. The most common recalls are related to problems with airbags, software errors, exhaust gases. Buying and selling a used car that has a recall is legal and possible on the used car market and does not affect safety.

The value of a used car is influenced by many factors: year of manufacture, mileage, vehicle brand, color, engine and general condition of the vehicle. Our report, based on available data and thousands of similar vehicles on the market, allows you to see the real market value of the car you intend to sell or buy with great reliability.
The price of the vehicle also depends on whether the seller is a legal or natural person, having a service history, whether the car has had accidents and damage in the past, and the general condition of the vehicle. The AUTOkm vehicle history report provides information on the value range of the vehicle in addition to data on mileage, factory recalls, legality. The report lists three vehicle values, i.e. the price range of: super prices, average prices and high prices. This information allows you to find out what is the realistic price you should pay.

1. Volkswagen
2. Renault
3. Ford
4. Peugeot
5. Opel
6. Mercedes
7. BMW
8. Skoda
9. Audi
10. Toyota
11. Fiat
12. Citroen
13. Hyundai
14. Dacia
15. Kia

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The price of the report is €14.90.

AUTOkm Reports are sent within a maximum of 72 hours from the moment of receiving the inquiry.
The data we check are obtained from various sources that are decentralized and can be: vehicle auctions, certification companies, leasing companies, insurance companies, authorized services, accident reports, technical inspection of vehicles... which guarantee the submitted data.

Reports are sent within a few hours, no later than 72 hours.
Most car manufacturers’ and other distributors’ databases must be accessed manually for each individual chassis number, as there is no automated data transfer. Our employees will carefully check all data before creating the report. That’s why our reports are more reliable than competitors’ and often contain data that others don’t have. This is the key to our success and your trust.