If you were like me who find Carfax and Autocheck too pricey, you may want to try out VinCheck.info. This can be especially helpful if you were on a tight budget, and if you were one of the vigilant folks who seek second opinions from other sources.

A VinCheck.info car report may contain the following information:

- Title Records
- Junk and Salvage Records
- Insurance Records
- Thefts, Floods and Accidents
- Sales, Market Values, and Ownership Cost.
- Vehicle Specifications, like Mileage, Engine, Fuel Efficiency, and others.
- Safety Ratings from NHTSA and IIHS
- Warranties

In addition, they also provide the following tools to serve used car buyers:

1. Free VIN Decoder - to accessthe data that were written down upon or after the vehicle’s release from its manufacturing plant. This can be a good way to find the alterations that happened after the vehicle, including forged details and other parts that were installed post-production.

2. Free VIN Number Check - provides VIN-based reports that are constantly updated through its many sources whenever a new info arises.

3. Free License Plate Lookup - provides access to vehicle data based on plate number. You can use this tool as an alternative if you don’t have the VIN. You can also use this to check if the VIN searched has been cloned by comparing its plate-based report to a VIN-based one.

Here is an example of a report generated by the site (hopefully it helps!):