Grade details
Very limited information: 1 of 9 buyer questions are answered by a verified source (7/100). The VIN Grade measures how much trustworthy information exists. Not the vehicle's condition, safety or value.
The grade is about information, not the car. A vehicle with a salvage brand can earn an A because its history is thoroughly documented, and a perfect car can show E because nobody has documented it yet. Read the checklist, not just the letter.
Information strength
Very limited informationAlmost nothing about this vehicle has been verified yet.
Has this vehicle ever been branded salvage, flood, junk or rebuilt?
Not checked yet. The title brand check runs when the full report is unlocked; until then the title is unknown, not clean.
Answered by: National title brand check · State DMV title records
Questions that are not fully answered, largest gain first.
Not checked yet. The title brand check runs when the full report is unlocked; until then the title is unknown, not clean.
A national title brand check answers this. If it's unavailable, ask for the title document.
No mileage readings on record. Any mileage claim is unverified.
Service invoices, inspection reports or an odometer photo add mileage readings.
No photos of this vehicle on record.
A guided photo set (8 angles, interior, odometer, VIN label) answers this.
0 of 8 exterior angles covered by recent accepted photos.
No professional inspection on record.
A verified pre-purchase inspection answers this and the damage question at once.
1 record; latest Sep 2026.
Shop invoices or maintenance records answer this.
No auction or dealer-listing history found.
Answered automatically when auction or dealer records exist for this VIN.
No accident or damage information on file.
An inspection with body and paint checks is the most reliable answer.
No title-event history on file.
Answered automatically from title history events.
Ruleset record-strength/3.0. The same rules apply to every VIN, and buying a report never buys a better grade; only evidence moves it. Read the full methodology · Back to the report
