VinAuditReviews of vinaudit.com

Entered my vin, paid the fee but was unable to download the report due to a "problem". Was asked to enter my email address so they could email it to me. Report never arrived. This all leads me to believe that I've been fleeced and this website is not genuine.

i ran a vin on broke down 2001 tahoe with vinaudit. the report showed no lein. well guess what?? did the repairs, and went to file for lost title. there is definitely a lein. now I'm at the mercy of a used car lot in Arkansas. just go to your local DMV, because the lein check is 100% WORTHLESS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!100%USELESSS

We purchased a 2014 Dodge Charger in March 2016 for my 16 year old son from Central Autohaus of Richardson, Texas. When we stated that we would require a vehicle inspection at closing to make sure the car had not been wrecked they told us to take it to Huffines Dodge where they had an arrangement, which we did. Huffines personnel, knowing our objectives, performed the inspection, gave us a clean report, and we bought the car. After being rear-ended in December 2016 we learned from Allstate Insurance that the car had actually been involved in a major rear end collision in 2015. A simple exam under the trunk carpet showed extensive and shoddy repair work. The carfax presented to us was clean. We also ordered a VinAudit which was clean. We then took and extra step and paid for an inspection with Huffines Dodge yet we ultimately were sold a damaged vehicle. Huffines now says the inspection was mechanical only.

Total scam. They just check all the boxes "no problems found". I had trouble logging into my account after ONE search. I called, talked to a woman outsourced in the Philippines, working out of her home. I could hear a rooster crowing in the background. I asked "Is that a rooster I hear?" She readily admitted it. Worthless.

This site offers no more info than can be found for free with a Google search, what a joke! Advertisements all over the Web for vinaudit helping people locate their old cars. . . .what BS , site doesn't offer, city, address, or even the name of the current registered owner yet advertises " miss your dream car, find it here"

I did a search on my own car that I know had a minor accident in US. before it was exported to Sweden. I already had a CarFax report on the car that I could compare with. Vinaudit didn't report the accident. CarFax does! Vinaudit reports: no export records found and current in Virginia US. As I wrote, this is my car and was registred in Sweden 2009. I only did the search on Vinaudit to see if I could get more information than from Carfax. Don't waste your money!

I believe Vinaudit employs rather misleading marketing practices by responding to ads on Craiglist and faking interest in your vehicle in order to get you to buy one of their reports despite requests not to be contacted with services. Very shady practice. Stay away. Here are the facts: 1) You place an ad on Craigslist to sell you car, asking not to be contacted for services 2) You get contacted by email by someone pretending to be interested in your car and requesting more info 3) You reply to the info request 4) They then ask for you to buy a report through Vinaudit. They really have no interest in your car, they just want to funnel sales to Vinaudit. While the names on the email change (I experienced three different instances), the text and responses to the email are all exactly the same, to the letter. At best, I believe this to be a misleading marketing practice where they misrepresent who they are in order to get individuals to funnel money to Vinaudit.

I just paid for a VIN check using Vinaudit and Carfax. Vinaudit listed ZERO accidents on the vehicle that I was considering and showed ZERO service records. Basic info about the vehicle was all it listed, but ZERO history of it's service work. Carfax listed TWO accidents on that same vehicle, plus a history of each service that was performed. Not sure if Vinaudit is fraud company, but based on what I got for my money, it was 100% worthless compared to the info I got from Carfax. I was really hoping to find a cheaper alternative to Carfax.