Then unlock finance, write-off & theft records for £14.99 (data from VDG, DVLA & DVSA).
Your registration number is on the V5C logbook or the vehicle’s number plate.
Knowing before you buy costs £9.99. Finding out after can cost thousands.
The stuff sellers don't mention — from government and licensed data.
Make, model, engine, colour and first registration.
Every MOT test on record — passes, failures, defects and advisories.
Recorded mileage at every MOT — spot clocking instantly.
From registration number to full verdict in about a minute.
Type the registration number and we instantly find your vehicle on the government record and show you exactly what its full report covers.
One payment of £9.99. We pull the full history and build your report in about a minute — the link is yours forever.
Every section gets a clear result in plain language: pass, flag, or not on record. Know exactly what you're buying.
Enter a registration at the top, see the basics free, then unlock your plan — instantly. Pay once, no subscription.
Write-off, stolen & full history — instant
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Enter a reg to unlock →Everything + outstanding finance
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Enter a reg to unlock →Secure, encrypted checkout — pay by card or PayPal. Your card details never touch our site, and your report is ready instantly.
Yes. We only use the registration number to look up records. The vehicle's current keeper is never contacted or notified.
The identity check is instant and free. Your paid report appears on screen and arrives by email within about a minute.
It works for vehicles on the government register. Very new or exported vehicles can occasionally have limited records.
If a source is temporarily unavailable we tell you honestly and re-run it at no extra cost. A section only says "no records found" when the source actually answered.
Government records and licensed data providers.
If any data source is temporarily unavailable, your report says so honestly — and we re-run it at no extra cost. A section only says "no records found" when the source actually answered.