Your Complete AUCN Car Report
- Outstanding Finance - shows if there is any existing financial interest on the vehicle.
- Stolen Status - identifies whether the vehicle has been reported as stolen.
- Write-off Check - reveals if the vehicle has been declared a total loss, either repairable or statutory.
- Odometer Check - detects potential odometer rollback or irregular mileage history.
- Recall Check - the only Australia-wide service supporting VIN-based recall search for this exact vehicle.
- Similar Sales - shows currently listed comparable vehicles in the market for pricing reference.
- PPSR Certificate - includes the official PPSR search certificate issued from government data.
- Vehicle Valuation - Dealer Trade-in Price, Private Trade Price, Retail Price, Market Price, and Market Comparison.
- Previous Sales History - tracks this vehicle's past online sale records from public listings.
- AUCN Grade - AUCN Grades range from A to D, reflecting the level of risk in a vehicle's history.
Save Your Money
If you don't know the full history of your vehicle, you may spend a lot of money on repairs. Make sure you know everything before you decide to buy a used car. One report can help you save thousands of dollars.
Interesting fact: The average cost of repairing a vehicle with historical problems is over $3,000.
Be careful when trading vehicles
6.25% of all vehicles have write-off records, 25% of vehicles have potential risks when trading, 18% of vehicles still have not paid off loans when they are sold , 10% of vehicles have a risk of recall , If you buy a problematic vehicle, the average repair cost is over $2000.
Interesting fact: All the problem above can be solved by a simple AUCN Car Report at very low cost.
Authoritative Official Data Sources
AUCN Report data comes directly from authoritative official government databases and third-party financial and insurance companies, we will not miss anything about your car.
Interesting fact: Personal Property Securities Register and AUTOROADS all provide data for our report.
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Why people trust AUCN Report
AUCN Report helps a lot for used car purchase
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We trusted AUCN Report's information on a used car that we wanted to purchase. In the world of used cars this proved to be invaluable advice.
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The AUCN Report is rich in content, including several points that our buyers are most concerned about. In addition to being able to help buyers to eliminate the risk of buying a car. It helped me pick the car of the right price.
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Highly impressed, very comprehensive and informative AUCN Report, if purchasing a valuable vehicle, the report gives peace of mind and a guarantee.
PPSR Check - Frequently Asked Questions
A PPSR check (Personal Property Securities Register search) is the official way to find out whether a used car carries money owing, has been reported stolen, or was previously written off. The PPSR is managed by the Australian Government and replaced the old state-based REVS registers in 2012. Every AUCN Car Report includes the official PPSR certificate together with odometer readings, registration details, valuation and recall data - everything you need before buying a used vehicle.
What is a PPSR check?
A PPSR check is a search of the Personal Property Securities Register, the Australian Government national register of security interests. It reveals whether a vehicle has money owing under finance, is recorded as stolen, or has been written off - the three most expensive surprises when buying a used car.
Do I get the official PPSR certificate?
Yes. Every AUCN Car Report includes the government-issued PPSR certificate for the vehicle, delivered online and by email within minutes of your order.
What do I need to run a PPSR check?
Just the number plate (rego) and state, or the 17-character VIN. Your report covers finance owing, stolen status, write-off history, odometer readings, registration details, vehicle valuation and more.
Is a PPSR check the same as a REVS check?
Effectively yes. The old state-based REVS registers were replaced by the national PPSR in January 2012, so what used to be called a REVS check is now performed as a PPSR search.