The archive is a dedicated index of vehicle sales held through publicly accessible auto auctions in the US. It was built to help buyers, dealers, and exporters research a car’s past before they place a bid or arrange shipping.
Every entry in the database is linked to a unique 17-digit VIN. The record shows auction photos captured at the time of sale, the listed mileage, the title brand assigned to the vehicle, and any reported damage such as front-end impact, hail, or water exposure. Where available, the final sale amount and the date of the auction are also included.
Records are compiled from publicly listed insurance and dealer sales. We do not access private owner histories, DMV registration files, or manufacturer build sheets. The data reflects what was visible when the vehicle was offered at auction — nothing more, nothing less.
The archive is used by international buyers looking for salvage or clean-title vehicles from the US, exporters estimating repair costs before arranging transport, dealers comparing past sale prices for similar makes and models, and individual buyers verifying title status before purchase.
Enter the 17-digit VIN into the search bar. If the vehicle appeared in a listed sale, the system pulls every matching record. There is no registration wall, no subscription, and no hidden fee.
We believe auction history should be open. The archive is updated regularly as new sales close and previous listings become part of the public record.
Review reported damage from previous sale records to better understand the vehicle’s past condition.
Compare available odometer readings from earlier listings and spot differences over time.
See whether the vehicle was listed with clean, salvage, rebuilt, or other title branding in past records.
Follow the vehicle through earlier recorded sales and view when it appeared in the market.