VINCHECKPRO

1. VINCHECKPRO When buying a used car it can be helpful to get a vehicle history report with information on a number of potential red flags, such as if the car has ever been taken on a weeklong trip to Vegas but not by any of its previous owners or if any of its previous owners, following bad GPS directions,​​drove the car straight into a lake,​ causing significant water damage. Usually these comprehensive reports, which are also referred to as VIN checks, cost money — until now, says one site. VINCheckPro.com ​calls itself “the free Carfax alternative” and a Google ad for the company under search results for “​VIN check​” claims consumers can access a “​free vehicle report​”​ simply by entering the VIN for the car in question, or vehicle identification number, on the site: However, consumers need not pay for some of the information ​VINCheckPro​ says it may, “when available,” provide in its reports. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, for example, has a​​searchable database​​where consumers can find out if a vehicle has any safety issues or if a car has been recalled. And the National Insurance Crime Bureau provides information on​​salvaged vehicles,​ among other things. And those services are for real for free. <<CLICK HERE TO JOIN NOW SOON>>