Following the DVLA rules, we can not disclose the personal information of previous owners(like name, address etc;) for privacy reasons. No other service shares this information, as well. However, we will give you the total number of keepers in our used car check report.
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When you are at a dealership or a private car seller’s place to inspect the car you liked, one of the most important things to check is its odometer reading. We should not take this matter lightly. Unfortunately, even after the advent of digital mileage counters, Car Clocking is still on the rise.
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As most cars in the UK are bought on finance, it is vital to understand what a bank demands before financing a particular car to you. The first thing a bank sees before they finance a car is the credit score. If you have enough money or proof to pay your installments, then only they ask for certain information from you. This includes your details, employment details and history, bank details, and identification documents like driver’s license, proof of address, and proof of income. However, you must know that every bank has its own rules and procedures to finance a car. Does a bank want a car history check before the approval?
Continue ReadingCar History Check: Do Bank Check Car History Before the Consent for Financing
Buying a used car in the UK involves a ton of responsibility. You want to ensure that the car you are purchasing does not have outstanding finance, engaged in an accident, scrapped, clocked, written-off by an insurer, and that it conforms to safety regulations. Now, this is where a full vehicle check or total car inspection can help you. While it may sound insignificant, you’d be surprised at how much a quick and simple car check can reveal.