Michigan VIN Check

Free Michigan VIN Check

Michigan VIN CheckWhen buying a used vehicle in Michigan, examine the title and vehicle carefully. Orange-colored titles are salvage titles and indicate that one or more of the vehicle’s major components have been severely damaged or are missing. Vehicles that have salvage titles are required to have a Michigan VIN check  and be inspected by a specially trained salvage vehicle inspector before a license plate may be purchased for the vehicle. Lookup over 3.2 million cars registered in the state of Michigan:

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VinCheck.info gathers information on thefts, accidents, sales, titles, specifications, and more from official US government sources across the country 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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Michigan Resources for Car Drivers and Owners

Michigan (sometimes called The Great Lakes State) is the 10th most populous state with over 10,077,331 residents. It is situated in the northeastern end of the US Mainland. With 96,716 square miles of territory, it is the 11th largest US state. Its capital is Lansing, while the largest city is Detroit. There are 2,831,499 automobiles registered in Michigan as of 2019. The average costs of auto insurance in the state are $948 for minimum coverage and $2,309 for full coverage.

Michigan DMV

Michigan’s Secretary of State handles the official day-to-day affairs on vehicle registration and titling in Michigan, much like the department of motor vehicles (DMV) of other states. You can initiate these transactions by mail or through online services:

Michigan Title Request

Vehicle title and registration histories are purchased through the Record Lookup Unit at the official Michigan Secretary of State website below:

Each title transaction requested is $11. For title histories with multiple transactions (for example, the vehicle changed owners several times), you will be charged $11 for each title transfer on record.

Other Resources for Car Drivers/Owners

  1. Emissions and Safety Inspection Locations
  2. Vehicle Safety Ratings
  3. Vehicle Recalls by VIN
  4. Automotive Market Values
  5. Automotive Reviews

Why Should I Run a Michigan VIN Check?

Check for accidents. Many used cars that were afflicted by damages from vehicle crashes may be resold as new to unsuspecting buyers. Foil any attempt to scam you off your hard-earned money by running a VIN check. As per the 2019 IIHS report, in 902 fatal traffic crashes, 985 people were killed in 2019. Michigan’s crash fatality rate was lower than the national crash fatality rate (0.96 vs 1.10 per hundred million vehicle miles) in 2019.

Check for thefts. According to the FBI’s 2019 Crime in US reports, Michigan had a total of 17,744 incidents of motor vehicle theft in 2019. There is always a possibility of encountering them during a car sale. Run a free car report by VIN to check records of theft and theft recoveries.

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. Out-of-state cars that may come from disaster-prone states can appear on dealerships where you shop for the right vehicle.

Check for other critical information and records. Our free VIN check offers a range of crucial checks including:

  • Vehicle Specifications
  • Safety Ratings
  • Market Value
  • Fuel Efficiency
  • Warranty/Manufacturer Recall
  • Title Records
  • Sales Records
  • Lien Records

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

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