AutoCheck Vehicle History Reports with AutoCheck Score

What is AutoCheck Score?
Only AutoCheck vehicle history reports include the AutoCheck Score, a tool that enables you to quickly and easily understand a vehicle's past, compare it to other vehicles, and lower the risk of buying a vehicle with undetected problems.

Your vehicle's history can have an effect on your vehicle's AutoCheck Score. Factors that can negatively influence the Score include:
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Think of the AutoCheck Score as a rating summarizing the longer list of report data. Paired with the AutoCheck Score Range, the AutoCheck Score allows you to quickly compare vehicles of similar age and class.

What does the AutoCheck Score mean?
The Score is rated on a scale of 1 to 100, where a higher score equals less risk. It's also important to remember to look at a vehicle's score in conjunction with the Score Range, since looking at only the score will only tell you half the story.

Car#1 Car#2
1999 Nissan Maxima 2005 Chevrolet Malibu
Score: 84 Score: 89
Score Range: 76-81 Score Range: 90-95

In this example, Car #1 has a lower score than Car #2. However, take a look at the score ranges. For Car #1, other comparable 1999 Nissan Maximas should fall into a range from 76 to 81, but this car scored an 84. That means the car is a lower risk compared to other similar cars of the same make and model.

Car #2 has a score of 89. Because this is higher than Car #1's score, you might assume that this car carries less risk, but that's not entirely accurate. Comparable 2005 Chevy Malibus should score in a range from 90 to 95, and this car falls short of that. That means the car is a higher risk compared to other similar cars of the same make and model.

The AutoCheck Score is based on several key factors, including:

  • Age - In general, the older the car, the lower the score.
  • Vehicle Class - Compact cars look nothing like pick-up trucks. Their breakdown history can be just as different.
  • Mileage - In general, the more miles a vehicle has, the lower the score.
  • Number of Owners - Our data tells us the average number of owners that a specific vehicle should have over time. If a car has had more than the usual number, that can cause the Score to decrease.
  • Vehicle Use & Events - Other factors like taxi use, accidents and theft history also affect the AutoCheck Score.



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Where does AutoCheck get its data?
Developed by Experian, a global leader in information solutions, AutoCheck vehicle history reports are highly valued by the thousands of auto dealers, leading U.S. auto auctions, and manufacturer certified pre-owned programs using the reports everyday to ensure they are bringing their customers the very best vehicles available.

AutoCheck vehicle history reports provide essential data from extensive sources:

  • Data is compiled from many sources including the Department of Motor Vehicles, salvage yards/recycling facilities, auctions, insurance companies and other independent sources.
  • Police-reported accident information is available for all 50 states and the District of Columbia.
  • Critical information on storm-damaged vehicles and vehicles registered in Federal Emergency Management Agency storm damage areas at the time of major storm events.

Now that you know about the wealth of information AutoCheck Score contains and how easy it is to use, what are you waiting for? Purchase a vehicle history report for your vehicle today and buy with confidence!


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