1. Vehicle Identification Number (VIN):
- The VIN, a unique identifier for every vehicle, is displayed prominently on the report.
2. Vehicle Make, Model, and Year:
- The report includes basic details such as the vehicle's make, model, and year of production.
3. Accident History:
- CarFax reports accidents that have been reported to insurance companies or government agencies. It includes information on the accident date, type of accident, severity, estimated damage cost, and whether the vehicle was declared a total loss.
4. Service and Maintenance Records:
- The report may contain information about scheduled maintenance services, repairs, and inspections performed on the vehicle.
5. Ownership History:
- CarFax reveals the vehicle's ownership history, including previous owners, dates of ownership, and whether it was ever used for commercial purposes or as a rental car.
6. Title Information:
- The report provides details about the vehicle's title, including any liens, salvage titles, or branding.
7. Odometer Readings:
- CarFax displays odometer readings recorded during service visits, inspections, or title transfers.
8. Open Recalls:
- The report lists any open safety recalls issued by the manufacturer that require attention.
9. Flood Damage:
- If available, CarFax reports indicate if a vehicle has been involved in a flood or water damage incident.
10. Lemon History:
- In some cases, CarFax reports if a vehicle has been declared a lemon under state lemon laws due to substantial defects.
11. Buyback Guarantee:
- If applicable, the report includes details about any buyback guarantee provided by the dealer.
It's important to note that while CarFax reports are valuable resources for vehicle history information, they may not include every detail or record. Always verify important details with the vehicle owner, relevant authorities, or a qualified mechanic before making a purchasing decision.
