A VIN number, or Vehicle Identification Number is a 17-digit number stamped into the chassis of a car that serves as the car's unique identity code. All cars have a vehicle identification number, your vehicle’s ID is assigned when it is manufactured. Where you can find your VIN number depends on your vehicle’s make and model. There are several places where the VIN may be located physically on your car. The VIN may also be found on your vehicle’s insurance card or vehicle title (DMV) records. Here’s where you can find your vehicle’s VIN number: on the dashboard, on the driver's side door jamb, on your insurance card and etc. AUTOBORO website helps you to get the information you need in no time.

A crucial step in any used car purchase is getting a vehicle history report. It’s like a window into the car’s past, providing a wealth of material so you can make an informed decision about whether to buy the vehicle and how much you should pay for it. By visiting AUTOBORO website you can obtain a clear look at what you're buying because it tells you things that you can't necessarily see with your eyes.

The answer is YES! AUTOBORO does provide NMVTIS report and will soon provide more Car History Report with different conditions which can help both buyer and seller to meet their needs.

Of course not. There is no such thing as a free vehicle report. Every vehicle history report company pays to access government databases such as the Department of Motor Vehicles. Normally, getting vehicle history report is estimated from $14,99 to $100, but by signing up in AUTOBORO website you will receive a special offer of $9,99. AUTOBORO is your car solution.