
You can check damage, mileage, and find other important details.
Check the vehicle history in Italy in the largest European database of used vehicle records at Cebia.com. Simply enter the vehicle's VIN code, and you can immediately verify the following information:
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Notice: The amount of available information may vary for each vehicle.
The history can be checked for all vehicles with a VIN code (which includes all vehicles approved for operation). This allows verification of vehicles in all categories:
What can be discovered from the VIN of an Italian vehicle is well illustrated by an Audi Q8 that one of our customers checked.
As part of the vehicle check, the production date and often odometer records from the respective country are included. In the case of the checked Audi, it is evident that the vehicle was manufactured in 2018 and later registered in Italy.

The damage history of a vehicle is arguably the most important information when buying a used car today. The sample Audi had a total loss accident in Italy.

The Cebia database usually contains mileage records, which can come from all over Europe β including Italy, Germany, Poland, the Czech Republic, and other countries.
The vehicle check includes information from all over Europe. Many vehicles are resold from one country to another, making it significantly harder to track their history. However, at Cebia.com, you can find data from across Europe in one place.
Using Cebia.com, you can check the history of a vehicle not only in Italy but across Europe, the USA, and Canada. Examples of what can be discovered about vehicle history in different countries can be found in the following articles:
VIN (Vehicle Identification Number) is the unique serial number of every vehicle. It is sometimes also referred to as the chassis number. The VIN code consists of 17 characters, excluding the letters Q, I, and O, which could easily be mistaken for the numbers 9, 1, and 0.
You can find the VIN in several locations directly on the vehicle, on a part, as well as in the vehicle registration certificate, service book, or insurance documents. For more details visit dedicated article: Where to find the VIN code.
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