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Stolen cars

The Police National Computer (PNC) is updated whenever a vehicle is reported stolen - that's 160,000 times a year - and sends these updates to AutoCheck daily.

AutoCheck searches for PNC details of the car you're interested in. If it's there, we'll alert you and contact the police force that recorded the vehicle as stolen to find out the current situation.

Why you shouldn't buy a stolen vehicle

You should never buy a car if it might be stolen. The original owner (or their insurer) is entitled to reclaim their vehicle, even if you bought it in good faith. Your only option would be to sue the seller - if you can find them (which is unlikely, given they are selling stolen vehicles).

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* AutoCheck identifies whether a vehicle is currently reported as stolen. A vehicle's previous stolen status and recovery will not be reported in your AutoCheck.

** If a report shows a vehicle is a write off (category A or B), scrapped, stolen or has a 3rd party trace.

^ A significant history covers vehicles which are stolen, written off, high risk, have outstanding finance, scrapped or have a mileage discrepancy. Source: AutoCheck Used Car Report 2012.

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