AutoCheck Launches Its New Auto Records Website

by Staff

December 5, 2000

2 min to read

AutoCheck has launched its new high tech Website, www.autocheck.com , which offers customers instant access to over 1.7 billion automobile records. Customers are now able to buy vehicle history reports over the Internet in order to uncover the complete history of a vehicle. The reports check for possible salvage, flood damage, odometer fraud, and AutoCheck’s exclusive "Major Damage History." AutoCheck says it currently reviews more than 850,000 vehicles each month, more than any other vehicle history service. AutoCheck (and related companies) have been providing vehicle history information to automobile professionals since 1992. By using an advanced online ordering system, AutoCheck’s new Website will enable them to be on the cutting edge of B2C e-commerce. “We are very excited to offer consumers the service professionals have trusted for years,” said Jamye Carpenter, AutoCheck sales manager. Consumers can purchase a single vehicle history report for $14.95, or a 60-day account (10 reports) for $19.95. Consumers can also receive a free "Lemon Report" on any vehicle for visiting AutoCheck’s Website. AutoCheck has a secure server for all transactions verified by a VeriSign Secure Server ID. In addition, consumers can receive tips on buying a used car from automobile professionals. AutoCheck is located in Birmingham, Ala. The company strives to provides services and products for automobile auctions, dealers, and consumers. For additional information on AutoCheck or the products that they offer visit www.autocheck.com or call (205) 414-2727.

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