Total 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.

cheap 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.

Totally useless Totally useless. I was looking for a specific piece of information about the salvage title. I already knew it had a salvage title just needed one more specific piece of information. Although it showed the accident related to the write off the vehicle, it had nothing regarding it having a salvage title. Aside from noting the 3 claims it had, it had absolutely nothing else regarding the vehicle the basic info that comes with the VIN number. These people shouldn't even be in business. If it were possible to give it a lower rating I would.

Didn't work for me but Vinaudit fixed it Checked for a vehicle report and received info that was available for free on some other websites! The only "non-free" data that I was given was the car mileage and the date that mileage was recorded!!! So I went contacted Vinaudit since their website mentions "guarenteed satisfaction" and they agreed that the info about the car is not in their system. So they issued a refund.

Very basic information! This site offers no more info than can be found for free with a Google search, what a joke! Advertisements all over the Web for vinaudit helping people locate their old cars. . . .what BS , site doesn't offer, city, address, or even the name of the current registered owner yet advertises " miss your dream car, find it here"