Using CARFAX vehicle history reports, every used vehicle's title can be researched against an extensive database. CARFAX Vehicle History Reports include title information (including salvaged or junked titles), flood damage history, total loss accident history, odometer readings, lemon history, number of owners, accident indicators (such as airbag deployments), state emissions inspection results, service records, and vehicle use (taxi, rental, lease, etc.). This high level of consumer protection allows you to choose and purchase any of our quality vehicles with the confidence you deserve. Note: CARFAX records may be incomplete and there may also be delays in reporting information. Some vehicles may be subject to manufacturer safety recalls that for various reasons may not be repaired prior to sale. You may also check for open manufacturer recalls for a vehicle from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration's recall website,  https://vinrcl.safercar.gov/vin/

Passport also offers used vehicle recall status information via a link to the U.S. government’s official website (www.safercar.gov). Recall status information is also available on the Carfax Vehicle History Report link on the vehicle listing and vehicle details pages.   Please understand, however, that the information on safecar.gov or the Carfax Vehicle History Report may not be up to date for two reasons.  First, recently announced recalls may not yet appear.  Second, there is a lag time between when a recall repair is made and when the repair is reported to these websites.  As a result, a recall that has been repaired may still appear as open on safercar.gov or Carfax for a period of time. Most open recalls are repaired prior to delivery, but there may be some that are not. Before purchasing a used vehicle, make sure you ask the dealer for the most recent status available regarding any open recalls.  Manufacturer-authorized dealerships typically repair recalls at no cost to you.