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  In the modern time   used car buyers   can no longer rely solely on their instincts and basic automotive knowhow to find a good deal and trusting a car seller’s word has always been questionable. Many potential buyers who are just beginning their search for a used car are unaware of VIN-based fraud, such as VIN cloaking and title washing. These deceptive practices are used by criminals to misrepresent the car's true identity and condition.   VIN Number Fraud     As organized auto theft rings wreak havoc across the country, they employ a vast variety of complex auto theft and fraud related tactics across an extensive criminal network prominent in every   US state .    VIN cloning & Title Washing   has become one of the most lucrative methods allowing these criminal enterprises to   sell stolen vehicles   to unassuming public.   After stealing the vehicle, the thieves head to a neighboring state and visit a familiar ne...

Vehicle for open recalls A vehicle recall is a formal action taken by an   automotive   manufacturer or a relevant regulatory authority to address safety-related defects or non-compliance with various safety and government standards in a particular   make or model   of vehicles. When a defect is identified as posing a safety risk to the driver or occupant as well as other road users the manufacturer initiates a recall to rectify the issue.   It is vital to be aware if your current vehicle or the vehicle you intend to purchase has any  open recalls . Luckily, checking for vehicle recalls is a relatively simple process.   he first thing you will need in order to check your vehicle for recalls is locate your Vehicle Identification Number or VIN for short. A  VIN Number  is a unique 17-digit sequence of letters and numbers that serves as the vehicles serial number.  The VIN can be located on the vehicle dashboard visible through the windshie...

What You Should do if Your Vehicle has an Open Recall Every year, automakers recall millions of automobiles. When these recalls are issued it is the responsibility of the auto manufacturer to work with dealers in order to repair the affected vehicles. You can check the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration's recall database if you're not sure if your car has been subject to a safety recall. If your vehicle has been recalled, read the recall notice carefully and follow the instructions to ensure your safety on the road.   Every year, tens of millions of automobiles are  recalled  to fix problems ranging from software issues that cause  cars  to halt suddenly to leaks that may cause fires. Some recalls affect millions of automobiles, while others affect just a few hundred. Every recall, however, is significant, and each owner of a recalled vehicle has the same rights.   A recall can be a slow, annoying process. Sometimes it takes weeks for the car to...

  How to Check a Used Car for Previous Accidents It's usually a good idea to examine the  vehicle's history   before buying a secondhand   automobile . That is one of the ways you can make sure you're not being taken advantage of.   If you need new wheels but don't have thousands of dollars to spend on something new off the lot, buying a used automobile is a great alternative. Unfortunately, it’s easy to get duped when you  buy a used car . We have all heard stories of people being taken advantage of in the purchase of an automobile. It is important that you do your research prior to the purchase of the vehicle.   How can you safeguard yourself while purchasing a secondhand vehicle? How can you find out about prior incidents that may obstruct your ability to drive safely? Thankfully, there are multiple ways.   Self-Check the Car Some damage done to a car can be spotted by even someone who isn’t very well-versed in automobiles. A novice can tell if...