Get Vehicle History Report in Canada

Vehicles checked have damage or accident history.

Vehicles in Canada have an unresolved safety recall.

Of lien checks revealed vehicles with outstanding debt in 2024.

Vehicles were branded as salvage (deemed a total loss) in 2022.

Vehicles were reported stolen in 2024 (a 25% increase in car theft).

Vehicles are suspected to be VIN clones, where stolen vehicles get fake identities.

Cars with 3+ previous owners are more likely to have hidden issues. Track how many people owned the car and how long they kept it.

Fleet vehicles often rack up 3x more mileage yearly than personal use. Reports tell you if a car was used for rentals, personal, or Taxi..

Over 200,000 cars in Canada have rebuilt or salvage titles. Title check shows if a car was a total loss, and may not be insurable.

1 in 3 used cars in Canada has been in an accident. Knowing past damage helps you avoid unsafe vehicles or overpriced listings.

About 5% of used cars show signs of odometer rollback. We compare mileage from multiple sources to detect rollbacks or inconsistencies.

1 in 6 used cars in Canada has an active lien. If you buy a car with a lien, the lender can legally repossess it, even from you.

1 in 5 used vehicles has at least one open recall. Find out if the car needs a safety fix, and if it’s been done.

Stolen vehicles can be seized at any time, even after resale. We verify national police databases to ensure the car isn’t flagged as stolen or missing.

Cars with regular maintenance are 30% less likely to break down. Check if oil changes, tire rotations, and major services were done on time.

Some cars are flipped 2–3 times in one year, a major red flag. See when and where the car was sold, and for how much. Repeated sales can signal hidden issues.

Over 100,000 vehicles on Canadian roads have flood, fire, or hail damage history. Damage from natural disasters often leads to hidden issues that show up later, and cost thousands.

Up to 40% of used vehicles pass through auctions, often after insurance total loss. Check if the car was sold after damage, repossession, or other risk-related events, plus 10 images of the car.

Locate the 17-character VIN (found on the dashboard, driver's side door, or doorjamb).

Enter the VIN into the form above and hit "Check VIN."

Receive a full report with detailed vehicle history, including ownership history, accident records, mileage history, lien/loan,  and more.

The CPIC tool lets you check if a vehicle is stolen. It’s basic. VINNumber.ca includes CPIC theft checks plus accident, lien, and title information.

ICBC offers basic claim data for B.C.-registered vehicles. VINNumber.ca includes ICBC data plus national accident records in one report.

SAAQ offers minimal ownership information for Quebec vehicles. VINNumber.ca provides province-to-province coverage with a more complete ownership and damage history.

Alberta offers lien and branding info through registries, but no accident data. VINNumber.ca provides a complete Alberta VIN search, which includes Alberta-specific details plus national records.

Ontario’s Service may confirm vehicle branding or registration, but that’s it. VINNumber.ca gives full ownership, accident, and lien history with its Ontario VIN check service.

You can access ICBC claims only if the vehicle was ICBC-insured. VINNumber.ca fills in missing data with auction and accident history nationwide, offering a detailed British Columbia VIN search.

MPI doesn’t offer public history reports beyond registration details. VINNumber.ca offers a comprehensive Manitoba VIN search that covers MPI history and adds maintenance, ownership, and recall data.

SGI offers branded title information, but no accident history. With VINNumber.ca Saskatchewan VIN search tool, you get SGI branding, theft check, and complete vehicle history in one place.

New Brunswick offers basic registration information but no in-depth history. VINNumber.ca offers a specialized New Brunswick VIN search that gives a full report, from usage to damage to auction photos.