MOT status
Review the current MOT position and the available test history returned by the MOT source.
FREE CAR CHECK UK
Enter a UK registration to see the vehicle information currently available to UKVEC. Use the free first look to spot MOT, mileage and identity signals before deciding whether the car deserves a deeper provenance check.
Free first look · No account required
WHAT TO CHECK
The free check answers the first buying question: is this vehicle worth investigating further?
Review the current MOT position and the available test history returned by the MOT source.
Look for serious defects, repeated advisories and patterns that deserve questions at the viewing.
Compare recorded odometer readings across available tests and investigate obvious inconsistencies.
Compare available make, model, fuel, colour and year details with the advert and the physical car.
Use the records to identify specific areas to inspect rather than relying only on the seller's description.
If the vehicle still looks promising, move to the Full UKVEC Report for licensed provenance markers.
A free check is useful for screening vehicles quickly. It does not replace specialist provenance data. If you are close to buying, check finance, stolen and write-off markers before money changes hands.
Checking the registration before a viewing can help you avoid wasting a journey on a vehicle with obvious MOT, mileage or identity questions.
FREE VS FULL
Missing supplier data is shown as unavailable rather than treated as a clean result. UKVEC is a data-based buyer aid, not a mechanical inspection or guarantee of vehicle condition.
BUYER ACTION
Start with the free UKVEC first look. If the vehicle is worth pursuing, unlock the £5.99 Full UKVEC Report for licensed provenance checks where supplied by the provider.
COMMON QUESTIONS
Yes. You can run the first-look vehicle and MOT view by registration without buying the full report.
No account is required for the free first look.
No. Licensed finance data is part of the £5.99 Full UKVEC Report where supplied by the provider.
Those licensed provenance checks are part of the Full UKVEC Report where supplied by the provider.
No. A data check is not a mechanical or structural inspection and cannot guarantee present condition.
If the car still looks suitable, verify its provenance, inspect the documents and vehicle, and consider an independent mechanical inspection before purchase.
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