VIN check link
01-10-2006, 08:17 PM
#1
VIN check link
Hey guys - i found this in the general forum, posted by Maxima619 who owns a 98.
this is not carfax, no password needed.
http://www.bandbhobbies.com/jwebb/vin_test.asp
this is not carfax, no password needed.
http://www.bandbhobbies.com/jwebb/vin_test.asp
01-11-2006, 07:06 PM
#8
a sticky would be nice, but why don't you add it to the Favorites in you browser. there's so much in the stickies that it takes me a long time to find things; for me the favorites is faster.
01-13-2006, 09:16 PM
#14
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Yes this is awesome, and a lot more ACCURATE than CarFax. CarFax said there was odometer problems but the dates listed on the report, nothing seemed odd.
This report actually had more detail, and now I can see where and why there was a odometer problem reported. Turns out the first odometer reading wasn't until 1996. The first owner must have had a problem with the unit, and had it replaced or something because the first reading was 3800 miles.
3800 miles in 6 years?... I'm working towards that, I bought the car with 90,000 miles, and only put 10,000 in the past 3 1/2. Luckily the odometer works fine now, tested it against a new vehicle, as well as used a friends GPS unit, checked out perfect.
I also have to ***** at the local police... they listed the car as having an accident. I know exactly what happened, and the car wasn't even touched by the other car. I hit the brakes way before the dumb b!tch ever could hit me.
This report actually had more detail, and now I can see where and why there was a odometer problem reported. Turns out the first odometer reading wasn't until 1996. The first owner must have had a problem with the unit, and had it replaced or something because the first reading was 3800 miles.
3800 miles in 6 years?... I'm working towards that, I bought the car with 90,000 miles, and only put 10,000 in the past 3 1/2. Luckily the odometer works fine now, tested it against a new vehicle, as well as used a friends GPS unit, checked out perfect.
I also have to ***** at the local police... they listed the car as having an accident. I know exactly what happened, and the car wasn't even touched by the other car. I hit the brakes way before the dumb b!tch ever could hit me.
01-14-2006, 06:06 AM
#17
Means someone had financed the car and the title wasn't released.
When I went to re-register my maxima a few months back when I had it. The lien holder never signed the title they had just given my sister the title. When I transferred ownership I couldn't register the car as it wasn't released from the financial company or whomever my sister got the car from as she financed it through the dealership. I just signed a few squiggly lines and went back and had no issues (The original lien holder went out of business and I had to file a request through the BBB and do mad unneccessary steps. Then some guy at a dealership told me to just sign squiggly lines) If you already registered your car then the lien was released already.
I just found out my sister's car was used as a rental car. Explains why it is going through soo many issues at only 77k miles.
Originally Posted by www.dictionary.com
A lien is when a creditor or bank has the right to sell the mortgaged or collateral property of those who fail to meet the obligations of a loan contract.
I just found out my sister's car was used as a rental car. Explains why it is going through soo many issues at only 77k miles.
also car fax ratted about my failed emission
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