Hawaii VIN Check

Free Hawaii VIN Check

The car registration process differs by county in Hawaii. All counties require safety inspection before registration and then annually after registration. A vehicle history report can help you sort out the car that is safe for you and your family.

Run a free Hawaii VIN check to search over 500,000 cars registered in the state of Hawaii as well as millions of cars registered in continental United States.

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VinCheck.info gathers information on thefts, accidents, sales, titles, specifications, and more from official US government sources across the country. These information are collated into a database to provide free vehicle history to the public. Search based on the 17-digit VIN or the license plate number.

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Hawaii Vehicle Information Request

Get vehicle data currently available on motor vehicle computer file from Hawaii’s Motor Vehicle Inquiry page:

Run a VIN lookup by entering last four digits of the VIN only and the license plate number of any Hawaii-registered vehicle.

Hawaii Resources for Car Drivers/Owners

Hawaii VIN CheckThe US island-state in the Asia-Pacific, Hawaii was the last state to join the Union. It is the 40th largest state with a population of 1,428,557 in five counties with a total area of 10,931 square miles. Honolulu, the capital, is home to the famous Waikiki Beach and many Pearl Harbor memorials.

 

Facts and Statistics on Accidents, Thefts and Disasters

  • Number of cars registered as of 2016: 516,544
  • Motor vehicle accidents (Source: Hawaii Department of Transportation and NHTSA)
    • Out of 101 traffic fatalities in 2017 (January 1 to December 11), 59 involved motor vehicle occupants.
    • 120 fatalities in 2016 resulted from 109 crashes.
    • In 2016, close to 45 percent of road fatalities involved speeding.
    • According to 2016 survey, rate of seat belt use in Hawaii (94.5%) is one of the highest in the country.
  • Motor Vehicle Theft (Source: Neighborhood Scout)
    • Motor vehicle theft rate in 2016 was 3.96 thefts for every 1,000 inhabitants.
    • A total of 5,654 incidents of vehicle theft were reported in the same year.
  • Natural Disasters / Hazards (Source: Hawaii Emergency Management Agency)
    • Compared to hurricanes or tsunamis, flash floods are more common than other natural catastrophes.
    • Hawaii has five active volcanoes. One of the most active volcanoes, Mount Kilauea erupted again on May 3, 2018.

Other Resources:

  1. Hawaii Department of Motor Vehicles
  2. Emissions and Safety Inspection Locations
  3. Vehicle Safety Ratings
  4. Vehicle Recalls by VIN
  5. Automotive Market Values
  6. Automotive Reviews

Why should I run a Hawaii VIN Check?

  1. Check for accidents. Every year, about 6 million car accidents are reported by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration.
  2. Check for title brands. Flood, hail-damage, and salvage titles are examples of critical title brands that you need to watch out for before buying a used car.
  3. Check for special purpose designations, including taxi-use, rental-use, or police-use.
  4. Check for thefts. Search for an active theft or previously recovered theft record by VIN search to make sure you are not buying a stolen car or a car with stolen parts.

Run a Hawaii VIN Check to uncover the full-story of your next vehicle.

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