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CARFAX report is designed to give you a complete history of a vehicle. The report will tell you all about past owners and the history of the title. You'll know exactly how many people owned the car, where the car was registered, and whether or not the vehicle was used for commercial purposes.
Millions of consumers rely on CARFAX Reports every day to help them decide whether or not to buy a used car. Each report contains information about whether the car in question has been in an accident, has any open recalls, previous owners, service history and much, much more.
How you review a Carfax report can make or break a deal. We will be reviewing how to read the Carfax report and learn presentation skills to make sure you are still keeping control of the conversation and providing highlights of the vehicle.
Reviewing the right hand side of the default selected tab "Vehicle History Report" you can quickly see if the vehicle has any accidents reported, the number of owners, if there is structural damage, what the vehicle was used for and as you continue to scroll down details of the vehicles service and accident history if reported.
Reviewing the right hand side of the default selected tab "Vehicle History Report" you can quickly see if the vehicle has any accidents reported, the number of owners, if there is structural damage, what the vehicle was used for and as you continue to scroll down details of the vehicles service and accident history if reported.
Quick Tip:
Quick Tip:
Clicking straight over to the "Vehicle Highlights" tab will quickly provide you with details in a less detailed view. This can help you in those quick sale moments so you do not feel overwhelmed with all the details.
**Highlight One Owner Car**
**Highlight One Owner Car**
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