Buying a used vehicle can be like playing Russian Roulette or Rolling the Dice... but it doesn't have to be. You can actually have the very same information in your hands that the car dealer does!

Just imagine! Armed with all the complete information about a used vehicle such as how many previous owners it has had, where the vehicle came from, what kind of service it has undergone, if it has been involved in an accident, if it is showing the actual miles, if it has undergone water damage, fire damage, or whatever... with this kind of information you would be able to negotiate like a pro!

For example, with a vehicle history report you can:

• Save Money: If you discover an issue, bring it to the dealer's attention and suggest a lower price that is more acceptable to you.
• Make an Informed Decision: Use an AutoCheck vehicle history report to avoid vehicles with hidden problems like flood damage, odometer rollback, lemon vehicles and more.
• Comparison Shop: Compare vehicles using the AutoCheck Score, a bargaining chip only available with an AutoCheck vehicle history report!

BUT... you need to know that not all Vehicle History Reports are created equal. Here's a few facts:

1. AutoCheck® reports 2X THE ACCIDENTS* vs. Carfax® and EXCLUSIVE AUCTION ANNOUNCED DATA, important information to know before you purchase your vehicle that you won't get from Carfax®.
2. SAVE UP to OVER 30% on the price of a single AutoCheck vehicle history report vs. a single report from Carfax®.
3. AutoCheck® is the only report that offers the AutoCheck® Score, an EASY TO UNDERSTAND number you can use to quickly evaluate and compare vehicle histories.
4. AutoCheck® is POWERED BY EXPERIAN, the trusted global information company.

How To Obtain A Vehicle History Report:

Now that you know just how important it is to have a vehicle history report when shopping for your next vehicle, let me show you just how easy it is to obtain one:

Step 1: Enter VIN - Search for Your Vehicle History Records.

The Vehicle ID Number (VIN) can be found on dashboards and title documents. All cars and light trucks built after 1981 have a unique 17-character VIN that contains valuable information about that vehicle's history.

Where Can I Find My VIN

Step 2:   Read your "Free Vehicle Record Summary" results.

AutoCheck® searches it's database to find records about the used car you're interested in purchasing. This gives you a limited amount of information and lets you decide if you want to order the complete reports.

Step 3:   Choose whether you would like to receive AutoCheck Unlimited Vehicle History Reports which gives you access to as many reports as you want within a 60 day period (Carfax® is only 30 days)... or you can choose to receive a report for the VIN you just entered into the VIN box.

You will be able to see the complete reports IMMEDIATELY!

AutoCheck® also uses a vehicle’s unique VIN (Vehicle Identification Number) to run a lemon vehicle check on every used car by searching its database in order to determine if a Manufacturer’s Buyback/Lemon title exists for that vehicle.

AutoCheck® even goes so far as to offer you what they call their "Buyback Insurance". This actually makes it possible for you to buy a used car as risk-free as buying a new car! AutoCheck with Buyback Insurance insures 110% of your vehicle's purchase price.

Here's how it works:

With the new AutoCheck® Buyback Insurance, AutoCheck  will actually buy the vehicle back from you if there was a severe problem reported by a DMV that was not included in the Vehicle History Report. And with the AutoCheck® Buyback Insurance, you are protected for a FULL year after your vehicle purchase!

These are the big problems you really need to worry about - major accidents, fire, flood damage, major odometer problems or lemon history - that can significantly affect the value and safety of a used car. If this information was not included in the vehicle history report when you bought the car, AutoCheck will give you a check to buy another car.