Question 1

How is VehicleVerify different from other car check services?

Accepted Answer

Unlike services that just list raw data, VehicleVerify uses AI to analyse vehicle history and tell you what it means. Our AI spots patterns in MOT history, detects mileage anomalies, and gives you a clear recommendation on whether a car is safe to buy — not just numbers on a screen.

Question 2

How does the AI analysis work?

Accepted Answer

Our AI analyses multiple data points together: MOT failure patterns, mileage progression, ownership frequency, advisory trends, and more. It identifies red flags that humans often miss — like recurring issues that signal expensive future repairs, or mileage gaps that suggest clocking.

Question 3

How much does a vehicle check cost?

Accepted Answer

Basic AI-powered vehicle checks including MOT status, tax status, and risk analysis are completely free. Premium reports with full history, stolen checks, finance checks, ownership history, and detailed AI recommendations are £4.99 per report.

Question 4

Where does VehicleVerify get its data?

Accepted Answer

We use official DVLA and DVSA data for vehicle details and MOT history, Experian for finance, stolen, and write-off records, and Google Gemini AI for intelligent pattern analysis and risk assessment.

Question 5

Do I need to create an account?

Accepted Answer

No. You can check vehicles and purchase premium reports without creating an account. Just enter a registration number and get instant AI analysis. Your reports are linked to your email for easy access.

Question 6

Can VehicleVerify help me sell my car?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Our AI generates a clean history summary that you can share with potential buyers, proving your vehicle has no hidden issues. This builds trust and can help you achieve a better selling price.

Question 7

What red flags does the AI detect?

Accepted Answer

Our AI detects mileage discrepancies (clocking), recurring MOT failures suggesting neglect, suspiciously frequent ownership changes, write-off history, outstanding finance, stolen reports, and patterns that indicate expensive future repairs.