Sample reports
What you get when you buy a vehicle history report or window sticker data from UsedVehiclePro, section by section. Your own report shows the records found for your vehicle, so its sections fill differently.
Vehicle history report: what each section shows
A report has one section per record type. Each lists the records found for the VIN with their date and source type, or says that none were found.
| Section | What it lists | How to read it |
|---|---|---|
| Vehicle details | Year, make, model, trim, engine and body, decoded from the VIN | Check that it matches the vehicle in front of you. |
| Title records | Each title event and any brand, such as salvage, rebuilt, flood or lemon, with the state | A brand in one state can be missing from a later title in another. Read the whole timeline. |
| Accidents and damage | Reported accidents and damage, with the details each record gives | No entry means no report was found, not that the vehicle was never damaged. |
| Odometer readings | Mileage at each recorded event, in date order | A reading lower than an earlier one needs an explanation. |
| Auctions and sales | Past auction and sale listings, with photos where they exist | Photos can show damage before a repair. |
| Theft | Theft and recovery records | A recovered theft can still leave damage or missing parts. |
| Liens | Lien records found for the vehicle | Confirm with the state title office whether a loan is still open. |
| Owners and use | Number of owners, how long each kept it, and the type of use | Never names or addresses. |
| Recalls and service | Recalls and reported service visits as of the report date | Many shops do not report services, so gaps are common. |
Sample window sticker
Window sticker data for a 2019 Chevrolet Corvette ZR1, as we deliver it. It is rebuilt from the vehicle's build and configuration data, not a copy of the original label.
2019 Chevrolet Corvette ZR1 Coupe
How to read this sample:
Top band: the vehicle description, VIN, engine, transmission and factory colors.
Left columns: standard equipment, grouped as exterior, interior, mechanical, safety and warranty.
Middle column: the MSRP, then each option and package with its price, then the total vehicle price.
Right column: EPA fuel economy, yearly fuel cost and the NHTSA safety ratings. This model was not rated, so the ratings read "Not Rated".
What changes for your vehicle
- Different sections fill. Coverage varies by vehicle, year, state and source. A section with no records is normal and does not mean the report failed.
- Older vehicles have fewer records. Classics, motorcycles, trailers and ATVs usually have thinner reports than modern cars.
- Window sticker data depends on build data. Some makes and years have less, and some have none.
- You see the vehicle before you pay. Enter a VIN for a free preview of the vehicle and the number of records of each type.