NMVTIS is the only vehicle history database in the nation to which ALL states, insurance carriers, and junk and salvage yards are required to report to monthly.

Vinsmart’s service has the ability to greatly reduce (if not eliminate) vehicle history fraud, prevent a significant number of crimes, and potentially save the lives of consumers who might otherwise and unknowingly purchase unsafe vehicles.

The US Department of Justice is responsible for oversight of the implementation and operation of NMVTIS, and works in partnership with the American Association of Motor Vehicle Administrators (AAMVA). The Department of Justice enforces NMVTIS reporting in order to prevent fraud and theft, and to protect consumers. Automobile fraud and theft negatively impact public safety and often result in tremendous financial loss to the public. Fraud involving vehicles is a very profitable business for criminals and heavily burdens consumers. As a result of this, the Department of Justice has provided a handful of third party companies, such as NOBEL Systems, with access to the NMVTIS database in order to provide consumers with economical means to these reports.

Furthermore, VINSmart partners with J.D. Power to provide vehicle value information in our Vehicle History Reports. J.D. Power is the world’s largest publisher of vehicle pricing and specification information for new and used cars, trucks, vans, and SUVs, as well as van conversions, limousines, classic and collectible cars, boats, personal watercraft, RVs, motorcycles, ATVs, snowmobiles and manufactured housing.

NOBEL Systems has been selected as one of a small number of approved NMVTIS providers which, combined with our relationship with J.D. Power, makes vinsmart a fierce competitor in this market, providing consumers not only with a vehicle history but also up-to-date vehicle valuations. vinsmart is committed to delivering the most economically priced vehicle history reports, giving consumers the information they need.

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