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Ukraine MIA register
Every VIN operation since 2021: import, owner changes, scrapping, colour change, region and service centre. Plus plate number and registration address.
Free · no sign-up · PDF
What is this car hiding?
Enter a VIN — in a minute we gather its history from the Ukrainian register, US auctions, past ads and open databases. With photos, a risk score and a verdict on whether it is worth going to see.
7data sources
11 MMIA register records
40seconds per report
How it works
One VIN, seven sources, one report
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US auctions
Copart and IAAI: sale date, title type (Salvage or Original), damage, odometer, run-and-drive status — and every photo from the yard.
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Online ads
We search the web for the VIN: past and current ads, prices, mileage on different dates, seller photos. Mileages are compared against each other.
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Stolen check & recalls
MIA stolen vehicle database, manufacturer recalls and owner complaints from NHTSA.
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Risk score
Every finding is weighted: salvage title, damage, mileage inconsistencies, quick resales. The result is 0 to 100.
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AI conclusion
Instead of 50 rows of tables — a few plain-language paragraphs: is it worth going to see, and what exactly to check on inspection.
Sample report
What a US-import check looks like
Jeep Cherokee 2019, imported in 2026. Free sources revealed a salvage title, front-end damage, 13 auction photos and a model-year mismatch between documents.
Open the sample→1C4PJLDB1KD325504
2018 Jeep CHEROKEE
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- Sold at a US auction with a “Salvage vehicle title (TX)” title (2025-06-25).
- Damage at auction: Front end (2025-06-25).
- Ukrainian plate: BC5290XC (Львівська область).
- Imported; first registered in Ukraine on 2026-01-01.
When open data is thin
European history lives in paid reports
Insurance claims, inspection mileages and service records across Europe exist only in closed databases. If our report is empty, the car is most likely from Europe — a full partner report is worth buying.
FAQ
Good to know
Is it really free?
Yes. The report is built from open sources — government registers, auction archives and public ads. Partner reports are separate and optional.
Why is nothing found for my car?
Most often the car is from Europe: open sources have no European insurance data. Or it was registered in Ukraine before 2021 — that is when VINs appeared in the open register.
Do you show owners?
No. There is no personal data in the report — only owner type (individual or company), region and service centre.
Does the report replace an inspection?
No. It tells you what to look at, but body, engine and airbag condition can only be verified by a physical inspection and diagnostics.
How long does a report live?
A finished report has a link you can send to the seller or a friend. Re-checking the same VIN within a day shows the existing report.