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SEARCHEntering a vehicle's VIN number connects to an online database of over 500 million records.
Users can access EpicVIN's vehicle history report data by entering a vehicle's VIN number, which connects to an online database of over 500 million records.
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EpicVIN has added information about vehicle maintenance and repair services to its vehicle history reports. The company’s mobile-friendly vehicle history reports can be accessed anywhere, anytime using a VIN barcode reader, helping shoppers protect their investments in used vehicles.
Service, Mileage, Repair History Access on Mobile Devices
Understanding information about a vehicle's history is a crucial step in the purchasing process, whether you're buying a used car from a dealership, an individual seller, or an online auction. The frequency of the previous owner's vehicle maintenance is a crucial determinant of whether a car is worth the asking price and will maintain its value over time. EpicVIN vehicle history reports now include key data on vehicle service dates, services performed, and vehicle mileage history.
“On the surface, it might be challenging to tell how trustworthy the present or past owners of a car truly are, but it's crucial to know whether regular auto maintenance has been carried out over the course of the automobile's existence,” said EpicVIN CMO Alex Black. “With EpicVIN’s mobile vehicle history reports, you can pull up key information like this instantly on your mobile phone, and ask tough questions of the seller about the vehicle’s history before you buy.”
By entering a vehicle's 17-character VIN number, which connects to an online database of over 500 million records, users can access EpicVIN's vehicle history report data. EpicVIN vehicle history reports deliver important vehicle purchasing information, including the odometer reading, title information, junk and salvage title details, flood damage or accident history data, lemon history, service records, and vehicle-use records, such as taxi, rental or police vehicles. Understanding essential vehicle information is quick and simple with the mobile-friendly reports' straightforward data display.
RepairSmith, EpicVIN Partner on Data Reporting
EpicVIN’s industry partner in reporting vehicle maintenance history and services data is RepairSmith, which was named one of Fast Company's Most Innovative Companies of 2021. The certified auto mechanics provider delivers data on vehicle maintenance and repair services to EpicVIN’s vehicle history database. With all the tools in one location, the industry cooperation improves EpicVIN's technological platform, making it even easier and safer to buy, trade, and own a car.
Car purchases are safeguarded thorough maintenance history data with the inclusion of RepairSmith information on vehicle maintenance and repair services, accessible on a mobile device via EpicVIN. EpicVIN connects shoppers with vehicle listings nationwide, including used car dealers, and makes checking a vehicle’s history report simple and mobile – delivering a one-stop-shop for smart vehicle ownership. Protecting the value of your car or truck for the life of the vehicle is easier than ever.
Visit EpicVIN's website at https://epicvin.com/
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