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Why use our service?
Hidden History?
More than 25% of the cars for sale have a hidden history, which can lead to future problems like breakdowns or problems with the law. That's why we allow you to make a complete check of your future car to know everything the owner forgot to tell you or doesn't want to tell you.
Unpaid Finance?
10 million vehicles in the UK have outstanding finance which can be under different types of debt such as HP, PCP, PCH, lease or bill of sale. The most dangerous part of these practices is that the finance companies hold these vehicles and can repossess them at any time, so it is imperative to check this.
Victim of theft?
It is not impossible that the vehicle you wish to purchase is in fact a stolen vehicle and you certainly do not want to be involved in this. Even if you are not the author of the theft, it is possible that the purchase of a stolen car will have serious repercussions on you and you will have to prove it in court.
Accidental car
You surely don't want to buy a car that has been involved in a serious accident, as this could have caused heavy damage to the car that has not been repaired properly and could cause you problems in the future. This could put the users of the vehicle at risk.
HPI™
HPI stands for Hire Purchase Investigation which means that we perform a thorough investigation of the financing of the vehicle you wish to purchase. This will allow us to find out if the vehicle you wish to purchase is being financed, if so, you will receive the name of the financing company and a specific reference number for the financing companies. You may not be aware of this but almost 1 in 3 vehicles in the UK still have outstanding finance, this could prevent you from purchasing the vehicle as the finance company could take it back at any time.
DVLA
We get our information directly from the DVLA which is the Driver and Vehicle Licence Agency and therefore has all the information on vehicles in the UK. So we have access to simple information like the change of color of a vehicle, if it is a vehicle imported from another country or if it comes from the United Kingdom but also to more important information like the change of license plate of a vehicle or its real number of kilometers. This is information that is important to know before any vehicle purchase.
MOT
The MOT is a check of your vehicle to ensure that it meets legal standards and can therefore be driven on UK roads. It is imperative to look at whether the vehicle you wish to buy has passed its previous MOT and whether it was recent. During the MOT the engine, wheels, belts, windscreen and many other parts of the car will be tested, so it is important for the safety of the vehicle's users and other road users that the vehicle passes its MOT. If you buy a vehicle with an invalid MOT you will not be able to drive it.
Secure Data
Our priority is to provide our customers with a reliable service, so we use a database of all the information of all the cars in the UK, this allows us to assure you that the data we share with you is real.
Why Check?
For a future car purchase it is strongly advised to check if the information provided by the seller is true. Otherwise you could be surprised to buy a car that has been in an accident, stolen or has more miles on it than you expect.
A complete report
In our report you will find all the information you need to make sure that the vehicle you want to buy is safe. We will provide you with the mileage of the vehicle, whether it is a stolen vehicle or not, whether there is any debt on the vehicle and many other important information.
