The car can be completely clean and the transaction is still a scam
A car with no finance, no write-off and perfect MOT history can be sold by someone who doesn't own it, through a company that doesn't exist, at a price designed to make you skip the checks. The car's records were never the problem. Every other UK car check looks at the car. Ours checks the seller and the deal as well — same report, one click. And we don't just return a load of data. Every finding comes with what it means — and what it means for your purchase.
One report. The car, the seller, and the deal — checked together
Vehicle history check data provided by Experian, including: outstanding finance, insurance write-off category, theft markers, VIN confirmation, and plate change history. Plus the car's full MOT and mileage record direct from the DVSA.
Who you're actually buying from. Dealer verification against the Companies House register — registration, status, and trading history — because your rights as a buyer are only as good as the company behind the invoice.
Is it worth the money. An independent market valuation, what the car will actually cost to run — road tax, insurance group, fuel — and a checklist built for your exact purchase, with the questions to ask before you hand over a penny.
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