- Connecticut is amongst the top-rated states affected by odometer rollback fraud. Getting a full vehicle history report may help identify any discrepancy in vehicle mileage and identify potential odometer rollback.
- The rate of automotive theft and sale-related fraud has increased in the state of Connecticut by around 33% in the last 2 years. A vehicle history report may help identify signs of potential fraud and theft.
- Title washing is a serious problem in the state of Connecticut, as dishonest sellers use loopholes within the car registration process to remove title brands from cars previously registered outside the state. A VinCheckUp vehicle history report can identify title brands from any state. By checking this report, you will be able to identify if the car was ever determined to be a total loss and carried a branded title due to flood, accident, fire, lemon, rebuilt, salvage or junk.
- In 2024 alone there were around 100,000 car accidents reported in the state of Connecticut. Some of the vehicles involved in these accidents sustained significant damage. A vehicle history report can reveal accident and damage history even when the car looks practically perfect post repair. The report can identify the severity of the accident, the location of the accident on the car and if any of the vehicle airbags were ever deployed.
- A simple VIN check can also identify any potential issues that could lead to problems registering the car. To ensure that the vehicle meets Connecticut DMV requirements —ensure the title complies with state transfer/registration laws—it is vital to check the vehicle’s history prior to purchase.
- Make informed purchases—protect yourself from scams and costly surprises when buying used cars in Connecticut. Make an informed purchase decision with a Connecticut Vehicle Title Lookup.
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