A direct comparison between the two largest car history systems in the US. See their strengths and how to get a CARFAX in Bulgaria at a low price.

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| Indicator | CARFAX | AutoCheck |
|---|---|---|
| DMV & NMVTIS databases | ✔ 100% | ✔ 100% |
| Marriage Registers (Salvage) | ✔ Full | ✔ Full |
| Service history (USA) | ✔ Official | Partially |
| Rating rating | ❌ No | ✔ Yes (+ AutoCheck Score) |
Both CARFAX and AutoCheck are certified sources of information from NMVTIS and state DMV registries. AutoCheck is popular for its comparative point score, which quickly shows you whether a car is in better than average condition.
However, CARFAX remains the favorite when it comes to checking actual mileage and maintenance, as it has an exclusive network of thousands of service stations in the US that enter data on every oil change, brake service, or repair.
Select a specific category for detailed analysis of key metrics from American insurance and service history.
Full CARFAX report with ownership history, incidents and service.
Pros, cons of CARFAX and a detailed comparison with AutoCheck, carVertical, autoDNA, EpicVIN and ClearVin.
Detection of odometer readings and mileage manipulation.
Checking for deployed airbags in crashes in the US.
Detection of serious structural damage to the chassis and bodywork.
Check for insurance status, defects and total damage.
Tracking customs events and logistics to Europe.
Revealing hidden damages from car auctions.
EV battery testing, Supercharging and support in the USA.
Check for hidden water damage and flooded statuses from the USA.
Service history, oil changes and previous owners.
Detection of cars returned to the manufacturer due to factory defects.
The choice depends on your specific needs. CARFAX is the absolute leader in terms of detailed service records from US dealers, repairs and number of owners. On the other hand, AutoCheck (owned by Experian) offers an excellent database of insurance events and introduces a useful AutoCheck Score for quick comparisons of similar cars.
The official CARFAX report retails for €39.99, while a single inspection on AutoCheck costs $24.99. However, through check.vin 's dealer integrations, you can order an official CARFAX report at a preferential fixed price of just €7.99, saving over 80% of the original cost without any subscription risks.
Don't risk hidden defects, insurance fraud, or reversed mileage. Check a car's full US history in seconds.