Stolen status: All clear

Not recorded as stolen on the Police National Computer (PNC).

More information about stolen vehicles

The PNC

The Police National Computer (PNC) is updated whenever a vehicle is reported stolen. If you check a vehicle that’s on the PNC, we are obliged to inform the police. Our Service Support Team will contact you with any further information.

Why this matters

Stolen vehicles remain the property of the true owner or their insurance company. They are entitled to reclaim their vehicle, even if you bought it in good faith. Your only option if you unwittingly bought one would be to sue the seller - if you can find them (which is unlikely, given they are selling a stolen vehicle).

Cloned or ringed vehicles

A clone or ringer is a vehicle that has been given a false registration number and VIN - to hide the fact that it’s been written off after an accident, for instance. When this happens, the rest of this report will be for a different, but identical looking, vehicle. AutoCheck insurance does not cover clones or ringers. You can reduce the risk of buying a vehicle like this by following our buying advice.

Register AutoCheck Insurance Free:

If you’ve bought this vehicle, register it for FREE to get £30,000
of cover against data inaccuracies.

AutoCheck relies on data from more than 20 types of provider, such as the police, insurance providers and finance companies. Mistakes are rare. However, occasionally a piece of data is missing. To ensure you don’t suffer a financial loss because of incorrect or incomplete data, we offer insurance for free.

Please confirm the Vehicle Identification Number (VIN)
before registering the insurance.