Total Car Check

Total Car Check - Get peace of mind before you buy a used vehicle

• Free: Check if a vehicle is stolen AND full MOT and mileage history
• Free: Check when a vehicles MOT & Road Tax expire
• Purchase full vehicle history.

Total Car Check allows you to discover any hidden vehicle history before you decide to buy a vehicle.
Don't make an expensive mistake, download today.

Free Check
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Total Car Check lets you reveal the following vehicle details just by entering the vehicle registration plate:

- Stolen
- MOT status and history
- Mileage from MOT's
- Road Tax Status
- Exported
- VIC Marker
- Make
- Model
- Colour
- Fuel Type
- Engine Size
- Registered Date
- Vehicle Age
- CO2 Output and Rating

In-App Purchase
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For a small fee, via in-app purchase you can uncover more vehicle history including:

- Outstanding Finance (Gold Check Only)
- Written Off
- Stolen
- Scrapped
- Unscrapped
- Imported
- Exported
- VIC Inspected
- Previous Number Plates
- Previous Keepers
- Previous Colours
- VIN (Last two digits)
- Engine Number
- 50+ Data Fields Included ...

Information is provided by the DVLA, UK Police, Association of British Insurers (ABI), SMMT and outstanding finance data is provided by Experian Plc. Sometimes we will be unable to provide full vehicle details as the source data holders do not hold complete records..If you have an specific questions please get in touch using the details below.

Questions?

We are here to help, so if you have any questions drop us an email to enquiries@totalcarcheck.co.uk and we will always do our best to get back to you quickly and help resolve any queries you have.

We found a couple of bugs in the last release which were slowing down the app, so we fixed them!





As always, we love hearing from you, if you have any feedback or features you would like to see in the app, get in touch with us at enquiries@totalcarcheck.co.uk





Happy Total Car Checking!

p.s. because you made it here, you are rewarded with a poem by the wonderful Anne Sexton...

Just Once


Just once I knew what life was for.
In Boston, quite suddenly, I understood;
walked there along the Charles River,
watched the lights copying themselves,
all neoned and strobe-hearted, opening
their mouths as wide as opera singers;
counted the stars, my little campaigners,
my scar daisies, and knew that I walked my love
on the night green side of it and cried
my heart to the eastbound cars and cried
my heart to the westbound cars and took
my truth across a small humped bridge
and hurried my truth, the charm of it, home
and hoarded these constants into morning
only to find them gone.