Instant Car Check
Instant Car Check are a vehicle checking company, you can check the history of any vehicle simply by entering the vehicle registration plate. Their easy to use service will allow you to purchase a vehicle history report from our range of products.
Instant Car Check provides a vehicle check which scrutinises the history of any motorised vehicle registered in the UK including cars, vans and motorbikes. The HPI Check Report will alert you to any worrying information held against the vehicle by finance and insurance companies, the DVLA, the Police and other industry bodies. An Instant Car Check is probably the most important check you will do before buying a used car and should be your first line of defence against vehicle fraud.
Reports show the following:
- Whether the vehicle has been written off in the past
- If it’s ever been stolen
- How many owners has the vehicle had
- Mileage report
- Finance check
- Import/Export
- Vehicle valuation
- VIN check
Benefits
- Checks from just £2
- Easy to use service
- Get peace of mind with a car history check you can trust
Feedback
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FAQ
Where does the data come from?
Information provided in your Car History Check comes from a variety of data sources. These include: the DVLA, Society of Motor Manufacturers & Traders (SMMT), the Police, The Association of British Insurers, and numerous finance companies.
What type of information does an Instant Car Check NOT provide?
Your check will not provide information on every accident a vehicle has been in. Accident damage is only identified where an insurance company has registered the vehicle as a write-off. Nor will the check provide any details on the service history of a vehicle. Your check will not assess the mechanical condition of a vehicle, you will require an independent inspection of a vehicle.
It will also not provide any details if the vehicle has been stolen and recovered unless there are outstanding interests or the vehicle was subject to being written off as a total loss by the insurer.