Reports & Data
Understand what your certified vehicle history report contains and which official sources our data comes from.
A certified Autocertif report brings together mileage verification, accident and damage history, theft and outstanding-finance records, title and registration status, ownership timeline, technical specifications, and recall information where available. Each section indicates the source of the data so you can buy with full transparency.
We draw exclusively on official registries, accredited inspection bodies, insurance databases, manufacturer records, and other verified institutional sources, more than 900 in total across 45+ countries. We do not rely on unverified, user-submitted listings; every certified finding is traceable to an authoritative source.
Our mileage verification cross-references official inspections, service records, and insurance data over time, flagging any inconsistency or suspected rollback. While no check can claim absolute certainty, our multi-source, source-traceable method delivers one of the most dependable mileage verifications available.
We disclose gaps rather than hide them. If a data point is marked 'not available', it means no official source held that record for this vehicle, often because of the country of registration or the vehicle’s age. A disclosed gap is part of an honest, certified report, not a defect.
Yes. Autocertif covers vehicles registered across 45+ countries, with the deepest coverage in the EU, UK, and US. The exact data points returned depend on the official registries available in the vehicle’s country of registration.
Our connections to official sources are refreshed continuously, and each report reflects the most current records available at the moment you run your check. Re-running a check at a later date may surface newly recorded events.
Yes. Every report is delivered as a clean, professional document you can download, print, or share with a buyer, seller, or your dealership. A certified report is a credible, presentable record you can rely on during a negotiation.
A VIN is the unique 17-character identifier assigned to every vehicle. You will find it on the driver’s side dashboard (through the windshield), on the driver’s side door jamb, on the registration document, or on the insurance certificate. It never contains the letters I, O, or Q.
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