Trust matters, but having more information helps you make a better decision. A CARFAX Report gives you insight into a used vehicle’s history, so you have a clearer idea of what to expect before you buy.

Reviewing the report before viewing the car can help you avoid costly surprises, save time, and make a more informed purchase decision.

Yes. CARFAX Europe GmbH’s internal processes are TÜV-tested and certified to ISO/IEC 27001, the international standard for information security management.

As a European company headquartered in Germany, CARFAX Europe complies with European laws, including the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR). With more than 40 years of experience worldwide, CARFAX develops services tailored to the needs of each market.

Outside the United States and Canada, CARFAX Europe is also the only official provider of U.S. vehicle history reports from CARFAX, Inc.

Clicking the CARFAX link takes you to the CARFAX website, where you can check whether information is available for the vehicle you’re interested in. In some cases, you may need to enter the vehicle identification number (VIN) first.

Clicking the link is free. You only pay if you choose to purchase a CARFAX Report or report credits and complete the payment process.

The check is free of charge. Enter the vehicle identification number (VIN) to check whether information is available for the vehicle. If you choose to purchase the full report, the price is €29.99 for vehicles in Germany and €39.99 for U.S. vehicles.

CARFAX’s multilingual customer service team is available to answer any questions.

CARFAX offers a money-back guarantee for eligible purchases. Please check the applicable terms and conditions to see whether your request qualifies.

The number of entries in a CARFAX Report can vary depending on the vehicle’s age, history, and the availability of reported data. A newer vehicle may have fewer entries simply because it has been on the road for less time.

A well-maintained vehicle with no reported accidents may also have fewer entries. In either case, the report gives you useful context to help you make a more informed buying decision.

Any officially documented damage reported to CARFAX will appear in the report, including details about the extent of the damage when available.

However, damage that was repaired privately or never officially reported may not appear in the report.

CARFAX can flag mileage readings that appear inconsistent or implausible. It also shows whether the vehicle was imported, when that information is available.

Important: Reports are based on information reported to CARFAX. They may not include every event or record, so the report cannot guarantee that a vehicle’s mileage has never been altered.