autoDNA Review — European Vehicle History by VIN.
autoDNA sells vehicle history reports built from records in more than 26 European countries, the US and Canada, for 24,99 €. Its free check shows which data exists before you pay. Here is what it covers and when a US title report fits better.
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Quick Answer
- What is autoDNA?
- A vehicle history report service with data, in its own words, from more than 26 European countries, the US and Canada, from more than 50,000 automotive service providers and institutions.
- How much is an autoDNA report?
- 24,99 € for a full report, per autoDNA. It also says free reports are available through 300+ partner dealers, and that discount codes appear on its social media.
- Is autoDNA or a US report better?
- For a car that has spent its life in Europe, a European-focused report. For a US-titled car, US title brands and total-loss records matter most; our report lists those for $14.99.
Which history report fits which car, in five steps
Records stay where they were created. Start with the countries the car has lived in.
- 1Find where it was registeredAsk for the registration history, or read it from the documents.
- 2Run a free availability checkautoDNA and similar services show which data exists before you pay.
- 3Use a report for that regionEuropean records for European years, US title records for US years.
- 4Line up the odometer readingsReadings across countries should only ever go up.
- 5Inspect the carA report is the start of the check, not the end.
What autoDNA Covers
autoDNA says its reports include vehicle data from more than 26 European countries, the US and Canada, from more than 50,000 institutions: dealers, garages, inspection stations, financiers, governments, stolen-vehicle registers, police and dismantlers.
The report can show presence in stolen-vehicle databases, previous odometer readings, recorded damage history, and the dates and countries of previous registrations. autoDNA is clear that the scope depends on what exists for a specific VIN, which is why it offers a free check first.
How to use it
- Free check first. It shows which data types are available for that VIN.
- 24,99 € for the full report. Business packages exist for dealers.
- Free via dealers. autoDNA says 300+ partner dealers can provide one.
What an autoDNA Report Can Show
The strength of a European report is registration history across borders. A car imported from one EU country to another carries a registration trail that a single-country record will not show.
For US-titled cars, the fields that matter most are different: state title brands such as salvage, flood or rebuilt, insurance total losses and US auction records. Those come from US title systems and auctions.
Check the US Side of a Car's History
Enter the VIN for a free preview of US title brands, total losses and auction records on file.
autoDNA vs Our Report
Different regions, different records.
autoDNA
- Data from 26+ European countries, the US and Canada
- Stolen-vehicle database checks
- Odometer and damage history
- Registration dates and countries
- 24,99 €; free availability check
Our full report
- Title brands and NMVTIS junk and salvage records
- Insurance total-loss records
- Odometer readings
- Auction records with damage and photos, where the car was auctioned
- $14.99 single, $9.00 each in a 10-pack; free preview first
Our report does not include police or repair-shop accident entries.
Related Checks and Guides
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Where These Facts Come From
Everything about autoDNA comes from its own homepage and FAQ.
Read on 27 September 2026. Prices can change. CarCheckerVIN is not affiliated with autoDNA.
Always check the VIN before you buy
The free preview shows title brands, theft status and open recalls in seconds, and flags whether accident and odometer records exist. The full history is $14.99 — one-time, no subscription.
autoDNA — Frequently Asked Questions
Coverage, price and when to use it.
What countries does autoDNA cover?+
More than 26 European countries, the US and Canada, by its own description.
How much is autoDNA?+
24,99 € for a full report, per its FAQ. Its free VIN check shows which data is available first.
Can I get an autoDNA report free?+
autoDNA says free reports are available from 300+ partner dealers, and discount codes appear on its social media.
Does autoDNA show US title brands?+
Its site does not list US state title brands among its data types. For a US-titled car, check title brands and total-loss records in a US report.
What does your report cover?+
US records: title brands, NMVTIS junk and salvage records, insurance total-loss records, odometer readings, and auction records with the damage the auction recorded and its photos.
Check a US-Titled Car by VIN
Enter any 17-character VIN for a free preview. The full report lists title brands, NMVTIS junk and salvage records, insurance total-loss records, odometer readings, and auction records with the damage the auction recorded and its photos.
CarCheckerVIN is an independent vehicle-history service and is not affiliated with autoDNA. It is referenced for comparison only. Records in our reports reflect what was reported to our data providers. Our reports do not include police or repair-shop accident entries.
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