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UK's Premier Car History Reports: Comprehensive and Affordable

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Full Range of Vehicle Checks We Provide

Outstanding Finance Check
Condition Record Check
Written Off Check
High Risk Record Check
Scrapped Record Check
Accident Record Check
Mileage Anomaly Check
Mileage History Check
Engine Number Check
Engine Codes Check
VIN Number Check
Chassis Number Check
Number Plate Change History
Vehicle Previous Keepers Check
Vehicle Color Change History
Imported Record Check
Exported Record Check
Fuel Type Check
Number Plate Validation
Log Book (V5C) History Check
MOT History Check
CO2 Emission/Band Check
VIC Inspected Record Check
Pre-registration Usage Check
Engine and Technical Information
Weight and Dimension Check
Vehicle Performance Data Check
Vehicle Eco-Environmental Data
Certificate of Destruction Check
Manufacture Year Check
First Registration Date Check
Vehicle Colour Check
Wheel Plan Check
Type Approval Category Check
CO2 Emission Check
Road Tax (VED) Check
Make and Model Check
ULEZ Check
Insurance Status Check
Euro Status Check


Why Should You Check Your Vehicle with Us ?

We provide official vehicle history data. We are fully integrated with the DVLA, DVSA, and Experian.
We provide the cheapest and most comprehensive car history report in the UK.
No hidden costs! No partial reports! We're all about providing the full premium experience with an all-inclusive vehicle history report.
We offer 24/7 Customer Support.
Do you know that in the last two years (2022 and 2023), there were 143,888 vehicles reported as stolen? It is important to remember that purchasing a stolen vehicle is illegal and if caught, the police may seize the vehicle from you.
Do you know that 1 in 7 vehicles checked on CarCheckUp have been written off by an insurance company?
Do you know that 1 in 6 vehicles checked on CarCheckUp have outstanding finance recorded against them? If you buy a car with outstanding finance, the finance company may repossess it from you.
Do you know that 1 in 16 vehicles checked on CarCheckUp in 2023 had a mileage anomaly, which is equivalent to around 6.6% of vehicles?