AutomotiveTrends
CAAbsolutely worth it! For 9.99$ report it shows absolutely everything about the car, I use it all time for running an automotive business and never had any problems with their reports. Data is complete including titles, collision, leans, and mileage, absolutely worth it!
John Smith
GBTotal scam Total scam. Got an email from a potential buyer requesting Vin Audit specifically. Paid Vin Audit and got this response. "Sorry, our system was unable to access the NMVTIS database after multiple tries at this time. Our support team has been notified to investigate. Please allow us to email the report to you instead: So I sold the car without the report!" Total waste of money.
RobtC
GBcheap but pretty decent report I came across VIN audit while looking for carfax coupons. Out of curiosity and their cheap service, I decided to give them a try. I also did a little research and found them listed on the NMVTIS website as an accredited provider so they must be legit. I received my report right away and although it is not as detailed as carfax and autocheck, it does include title history, sale records, major accident records and Junk/Salvage records. In my own opinion, for a cheap price, it is an excellent tool if you want a quick check and would like to know if the car had been in a major accident.
vasanth bm
GBthis doesn't work for Canadian cars The merchant refunded my money. this doesn't work for Canadian cars. My car fax showed everything with all service records and vinaudit.ca there was no history on the report whatsoever, didn't even show the accident on it.
Richard Wood
CAAs others have called out As others have called out, there are scams associated with this site and business. I am not accusing them directly, but it's clear that agents/partners are contacting sellers of vehicles and requesting this report before they buy your vehicle. They then never show up and you never hear from them again. This has happened multiple times to me on a couple of vehicles I've sold. If VinAudit is compensating partners for reports that are paid for and generated, then they are promoting this practice and must know it's taking place.