I just learned that you shouldn't just use Carfax and you should also use autocheck. After some searching, I found a way to get a free autocheck report.

Mods, if this is against the rules please remove it. Just posting this here to help anyone that's looking to buy a car and needs to get a autocheck report for free.

So here's how you do it:

jerryscars.com/inventory/RenderAutocheck?vin=INSERTVINNUMBERHERE&sid=503240 1

* Also, I don't know why there's a space between the 0 and 1, but there's not supposed to be a space

Just insert your vin number in that spot and go to it, it will generate your autocheck report for free!

 

nice find!

 

Thanks man! I thought it'd help a lot of people browsing this section

 

Welcome to AutoCheck

Saved

 

good find, i wonder how long it will work.

 

Great find and it looks like my wife's accident in my G is on the report too. I've been wondering how long it would take to show up on record. Body shop said several weeks. I think they were wrong or maybe they use car fax! I don't know. But, it's there. It doesn't go into too much detail other than saying car was disabled.

 

Great man! My wifes Q50's accident wasn't reported either . But mine has one from 2010.

 

You must have misunderstood my post! My wifes accident "is" showing up. My G had nearly ten thousand dollars worth of damage, so it was no surprise to me. I was just wondering how long it was going to take to be reported.

 

Glad to see it got reported
Now we know its doing what its supposed to do

 

No problem!

 

Just observations/comparing to Carfax:
The autocheck does not have the dealer services listed (carfax does) (brakes, rotations, alignments, wheel bearing, etc).
It is not up to date with my purchase of the car (carfax is)
It thinks I have an Anniversary Edition G (I wish)