CVR CheckVehicleReport aggregates information from multiple sources to create our comprehensive vehicle reports. These sources include, but are not limited to, state agencies’ historical accident records and data from organizations like NMVTIS. While our database encompasses a wide range of states, it’s crucial to understand that the availability and quality of local data can vary significantly based on regional digitization efforts and reporting standards.

We are committed to providing the most accurate information possible. However, due to the nature of data collection and reporting, we cannot guarantee 100% accuracy, particularly for states where our coverage may be limited. As such, we strongly advise our users to consider our reports as a valuable tool, but not the sole source of information when assessing a vehicle’s accident history.

The reliability of our Vehicle History services is contingent upon the data we receive from various sources. This information may occasionally be incomplete or not fully up-to-date. To ensure you have the most comprehensive understanding of a vehicle’s background, we recommend supplementing our reports with additional research and personal verification.

It’s important to note that CheckVehicleReport does not have access to every detail of a vehicle’s history. Our reports provide a substantial overview based on available data, but they should not be considered exhaustive.