Carfax has collaborated with Facebook Marketplace in order to give an opportunity to car buyers to access free Carfax reports on Facebook. With the use of the Facebook app, car buyers will be able to access the Carfax Vehicle History Report for free. This will bring more transparency in the car buying process and it would give confidence to buyers to shop for their used car. The growth of the used car market has opened many online sources to get the vehicle report of the used vehicles. And the growing popularity of vinnumberlookup.org is one such example in this context.
The free vehicle reports on Facebook will be provided by some selected dealers on their inventory. In addition to this, it is also possible for car buyers on Facebook Marketplace to filter search results according to the details listed in the Carfax Vehicle History Report. With the help of Carfax Snapshot, the buyers for the used cars can also view the important vehicle history features for each listing.
All the quick details on a given vehicle’s history are available on this platform and the car buyers need not access the full Vehicle History Report. There are several things that need to be checked on buying a new or an old car to choose the right car. On Carfax Snapshot, all the important information such as reported accidents, damage severity information, open recall data, the last reported odometer reading and the type of vehicle use are also available. In addition to this, the number of owners of a vehicle and reported service history can also be known through Carfax Snapshot
With the increasing number of people preferring the used cars over the new ones, Carfax’s decision to supply free Vehicle Reports on the Facebook marketplace will turn out to be beneficial for car buyers.
Kamalpreet Singh
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