Upload the Carfax, the VIN and the listing. In minutes you get a clear verdict, what the vehicle is really worth, what to check in person, and exactly what to offer.
Get a verdict - $24.99 See a sampleYou may already have the Carfax: many dealers give it away. We turn it into a decision.
Drop in the Carfax PDF and paste the VIN and listing link. Vehicles and RVs.
Every record read, NHTSA recalls and complaints, comparable listings, and the known weak spots of that exact model.
Green, Yellow or Red; the fair price and walk-away number; an inspection checklist with repair costs.
The Buyer's Dossier is yours alone. The Review Notes are safe to hand the seller: no prices, no targets, no leverage.
6 pages: verdict and scorecard, history timeline, market comps and price ladder, model-specific inspection guide, negotiation playbook and out-the-door math.
3 pages to share with the seller: records requested, routine checks and test-drive notes. Shows you are thorough without showing your hand.
Samples use a real 2011 Avalon history with the VIN partly masked and a fictitious seller.
One price per vehicle. Every report includes a free re-rate after you see the vehicle in person.
Two ways. Many dealers provide it free: look for the Carfax link on the listing, or ask the dealer to email it. Or buy one yourself at carfax.com with the VIN. Save or print it as a PDF and upload that. AutoCheck support is coming.
Walk away. A title brand, structural damage, an odometer problem, three or more damage reports, or several serious problems at a price that does not pay for them. A Red report gets a one-page explanation instead of a negotiation plan, because no price makes it a good buy.
After you see the vehicle, tell us what you found (underbody, interior, engine, transmission and more). We rebuild both reports with your findings; a Yellow vehicle that checks out can move to Green.
No. It tells you what to inspect and what it costs to fix, based on the history and the model's known issues. You or a mechanic still look at the vehicle.
Show them the Review Notes. Keep the Buyer's Dossier to yourself: it has your target and walk-away numbers.