About Us

Our goal

We would like to draw your attention to the global problem of car theft. If you believe the statistics that show that over the years the number of stolen cars in the world reaches about 3 million and relate this value to the total production of cars in the world, it turns out that the number of stolen cars is approximately equal to 10% of the value of global production of cars on world.
The second main problem are dishonest car dealers who sell cars that threaten your safety - after serious road accidents and other events such as fire or flood.

Our activity is a clear opposition to these practices. We want to make a clear contribution to improving the quality of vehicles offered for sale on the secondary market.

Our offer

We believe that our vehicle history reports will allow you to buy a safe and proven vehicle. We also believe that our VIN history reports will improve the quality of vehicles offered on the US market.
You may also have a contribution in this process. All you have to do is buy a vehicle history report.

• Title information: including salvaged or junked titles
• Flood incidents history: including salvaged or junked titles
• Total loss accident history: including salvaged or junked titles
• Odometer readings: including salvaged or junked titles
• Lemon history: including salvaged or junked titles
• Number of owners: including salvaged or junked titles
• Accident indicators, such as airbag deployments: including salvaged or junked titles
• State emissions inspection results: including salvaged or junked titles
• Service records: including salvaged or junked titles
• Vehicle use (taxi, rental, lease, etc.): including salvaged or junked titles

Guided by consistently used to describe the phenomenon of economic and economic analogy we make to this page columns - an attempt to identify the factors determining the existence and dynamics of the phenomenon of car theft. This is done by referring to the well-known in the field of economics of the "balance of supply and demand," giving the stolen cars like any other commodity reaching the market turnover.