MOT history
Passes, fails and advisories.
FreeEverything a private buyer asks before handing over the money. Free items come back with the plate; the rest unlocks in the full report.
Passes, fails and advisories.
FreeReadings recorded at MOT tests.
FreeWhether a lender still owns the car.
Full reportPolice records of reported theft.
Full reportInsurance categories A, B, S and N.
Full reportLikely repairs, in plain English.
Full reportHow many owners are on the record.
Full reportWhether the car was imported or exported.
Full reportThree steps. No trade account, no subscription.
Type the registration from the listing or the back of the car. Spacing does not matter.
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A clear identity for the car, then the risk checks that actually change a buying decision.
Locked rows are in the full report.


Start free. Unlock the full report only when you are ready to buy.
DVLA registration, DVSA MOT history, and specialist vehicle data in one report — not a scrape of classified ads.
We read the MOT advisories and tell you what they usually mean for the next 12 months of ownership.
Pay per check, with bundles for a weekend of viewing. No subscription, no trade account needed.
Yes. Enter a UK registration and you get make, model, tax and MOT status without paying. You only pay if you unlock the full report (finance, stolen, write-off, keepers).
You can see the car from the plate first. A free account is needed to run the SMART check, save reports, and buy a full report. Google sign-up takes a few seconds.
Outstanding finance, stolen marker, insurance write-off category, previous keepers, import/export, full MOT history, and AI notes on likely running costs. See everything that is included.
Yes: a history check covering finance, theft and write-offs. Vinfo pulls DVLA, DVSA and specialist vehicle data into one report, plus an AI summary of what the MOT history implies.
No. The number plate is enough. Always match what you see in the report to the car in front of you and the V5C before you pay the seller.
The free lookup is typically a few seconds. A paid full check is generated immediately after payment.
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