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VIN check in Mexico

Buying a used car in Mexico? A large share of the cars on sale here were bought damaged at a US or Canadian auction, shipped over, repaired and put back on the market. Enter the VIN to see the photos taken the day that car crossed the auction block — the damage, the odometer reading and the title brand recorded then, before anyone repainted anything.

Check any car in Mexico before you buy

Reported accidents, odometer rollbacks, title brands and past owners — get the full history report for any VIN.

See a sample report first →
Currency
MXN
Drives on
the right
Registers with
Control vehicular estatal
Roadworthiness test
Verificación vehicular
Official registry
www2.repuve.gob.mx

What to check before you pay

Largest cities

City Region Population
Mexico City Mexico City 12,294,193
Tijuana Baja California 1,922,523
Iztapalapa Mexico City 1,835,486
Puebla Puebla 1,692,181
Ecatepec de Morelos México 1,645,352
Santiago de Querétaro Querétaro 1,594,212
León de los Aldama Guanajuato 1,579,803
Ciudad Juárez Chihuahua 1,512,450
Zapopan Jalisco 1,476,491
Guadalajara Jalisco 1,385,629

Population data: GeoNames (CC BY 4.0)

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  • FWD
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Frequently asked questions

Take the VIN from the windscreen, the door pillar or the registration document and run it here. If the car passed through a US or Canadian auction you get its photos, recorded damage, odometer reading and final bid.

Yes — if it was sold at auction, the listing photos and the recorded damage type are in the archive, regardless of what the car looks like today in Mexico.

Then that car has no US or Canadian auction record we hold, which is itself useful to know. The full history report also covers accidents, ownership and odometer readings reported outside the auction lanes.