FREE CAR CHECK

Get the most thorough free automobile check report available by

checking the vehicle's history online: full car details, complete DVLA
vehicle registration and MOT information, and tax expiration dates.
•What is covered by a car inspection?
• You may get a sneak peek into an automobile's history as kept on file by the DVLA by doing a car check.
• You can get helpful graphs and MOT history details like –
• Vehicle details - Make, model, year of registration.
• ULEZ Checker (Ultra Low Emission Zone) in London
• Vehicle road tax - including CO2 output, road tax costs/rates, and expiry date.
• MOT history, including advisory notes and causes of failure and current expiry date.
• Mileage history, including any mileage discrepancy, miles traveled, and mileage charts.
• The first registration date in the UK for imported vehicles will be the date of the import rather than the age of the vehicle.
• Engine CC size
• Fuel type (diesel/petrol/electric/hybrid)
• Vehicle type approval category
• Vehicle Weight
• Manufacturer year, excluding imported vans, cars, and motorcycles
• Issue date of the V5C registration document; DVLA provides the date of the latest V5C
• CO2 Driving emissions levels based on European status.
• Congestion Charge
What is required to lawfully drive in the United Kingdom?

• The following requirements must be met in order for you to be able to drive in the UK.

• A current driver's license driving license in Great Britain (GB) can be complete or provisional
(reserved for new drivers only).

• To find out if you can drive in Great Britain with your non-GB driving license, please use the
GOV.UK non-GB license checker.
A premium report includes what information?

• Using our basic checker, which is free, you can determine when your vehicle's MOT and tax
expire.
• Using the GOV.UK MOT history and GOV.UK vehicle tax checkers, you may also find out when your
car's MOT and tax expire.
• For all vehicles with UK and NI registrations, our vehicle inspection is completely free.
• For a free car enquiry, all you need is the vehicle's registration number.
Why is the vehicle inspection ?

• A vehicle inspection is crucial because it can enable you to make an informed choice when purchasing a used
vehicle.
• Making sure you are not purchasing a stolen vehicle or one that the insurance company has declared
uninsurable might also be helpful.
• When purchasing a secondhand car, a car inspection is crucial.
• The DVLA can research some car history, but this will only provide you with basic vehicle details like colour,
make, and model as well as MOT and tax history.
• Numerous clients utilize our automobile check to find out about salvage/auction history, stolen cars,
outstanding finance on a vehicle, and insurance write-offs.