RoadLux Vehicle History Check
Finance • Stolen • Write-Off CAT • Mileage • MOT • Keeper history
Run a full vehicle history check on any UK registration. One car history check covers outstanding finance, stolen marker, insurance write-off, mileage, MOT and keeper data — everything a reg check should show before you buy.
You'll sign in or create a free RoadLux account, then go straight to payment.
Outstanding finance check
Agreements still registered against the vehicle.
Stolen car check
Active stolen records held against the plate.
Write-off check
Cat A, B, S or N with damage and insurer detail.
Mileage check
Recorded readings compared for discrepancies.
MOT history check
Pass, fail, advisories and odometer trend.
Vehicle & keeper data
Specs, VIN detail, keeper and plate changes.
Instant online report
Saved to your account
VAT included
A RoadLux Vehicle History Check brings together the records that matter before you buy: outstanding finance agreements, police stolen markers, insurance write-off categories, recorded mileage readings, MOT history and keeper information, plus the DVLA vehicle details for the registration you enter.
Enter the registration above and unlock the full report. If a finance agreement is still registered against the vehicle, the report shows it along with the agreement details supplied by the finance data providers. Buying a car with outstanding finance can mean the lender still legally owns it.
The report includes recorded insurance write-off entries. Where a category has been recorded, RoadLux shows the category letter, the loss date, damage areas and insurer details where supplied, so you can judge how serious the damage was.
Category S means the vehicle suffered structural damage and was repaired or can be repaired. Category N means non-structural damage, which can still include safety-critical items such as brakes or steering. Categories A and B are the most severe and mean the vehicle should never return to the road.
The check queries the police stolen marker held against the registration. If an active marker is found, the report flags it clearly. Never buy a vehicle showing a stolen marker — you could lose both the car and the money.
Recorded odometer readings from MOT tests and mileage data providers are compared for inconsistencies. A reading that drops over time, or a sudden implausible jump, is a strong sign of clocking and can make a car worth far less than the asking price.
The seller's word and the paperwork in the glovebox cannot tell you whether money is still owed on the car, whether an insurer once wrote it off, or whether the mileage is genuine. A check costs a few pounds; the mistakes it prevents cost thousands.
Finance, stolen marker, write-off category, mileage verification, MOT history, keeper and plate changes where supplied, plus full vehicle and technical details. The report is saved permanently to your RoadLux account and can be reopened any time at no extra cost.
No. RoadLux Vehicle History Check is a separate, independent vehicle-history service. HPI and HPI Check are trademarks of another company and RoadLux is not affiliated with, endorsed by or connected to them.
Type the vehicle's registration plate into the box above and tap check vehicle. RoadLux instantly confirms the make, model, year and fuel from the DVLA record, then you unlock the full car history check covering finance, stolen, write-off and mileage at checkout.
An MOT check only shows the vehicle's annual test results, advisories and odometer readings. A RoadLux car history check includes that MOT history alongside finance, stolen marker, write-off category, mileage verification and keeper data, so one report covers everything a buyer needs before parting with money.
Yes. The finance section of the vehicle history check lists any outstanding finance agreement still registered against the registration, with the agreement type and status where supplied. If a car has outstanding finance, the lender may still legally own it.
RoadLux Vehicle History Check is an independent vehicle-history service. HPI and HPI Check are trademarks of their respective owners; RoadLux is not affiliated with or endorsed by them.
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