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CARFAX is a service that provides vehicle history reports, allowing buyers to review important information about a car's past, including accidents, ownership changes, and service records.

You can access a CARFAX report by visiting the CARFAX website and entering the Vehicle Identification Number (VIN) or license plate number of the vehicle you want to check.

Yes, obtaining a CARFAX report typically requires a fee, but discounts may be available for multiple reports or with subscription plans.

A CARFAX report includes details such as accident history, title information, service records, odometer readings, and whether the car has been reported stolen.

CARFAX sources its data from various authoritative entities, including state DMVs and insurance companies; however, it’s still important to have the vehicle inspected independently.

Many dealerships provide CARFAX reports for their vehicles as part of their sales process to enhance transparency and build trust with potential buyers.

Yes, you can provide a CARFAX report to potential buyers to give them reassurance about your vehicle's history.

CARFAX updates its database regularly as new information becomes available from sources like state DMVs and law enforcement agencies.

Although some promotions may offer free reports for specific vehicles or events, typically you need to purchase a report to access detailed information.

If you find an error in your CARFAX report, you should contact CARFAX customer support with documentation to dispute the mistake and request corrections.