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Different car. The one at the dealership doesn’t show a timing belt on Carfax so I think he’s being honest that he doesn’t know. I see it on a car I’m considering buying from a private owner, so I at least know it can show up.I would think though that if it shows up on a carfax report then it would show up when the dealership pulls up the maintenance record that was recorded.Looks like Carfax can have timing belts. The vehicle I mentioned above doesn't show it (it actually shows very little, so it's possible it's been done but just wasn't recorded), but another vehicle I checked does have it. However, that vehicle is at 180k miles and the timing belt was done at 80k. Not sure why someone does the timing belt that early, but it now puts this car likely in need of one soon. Then again, maybe I'm a sucker for timing belt horror stories. Maybe it can go a bit longer and I shouldn't feel the need to do it right away.I doubt carfax would show it either especially since the dealership has no record of it. Without some disassembling it’s really impossible to tell so I’d assume it needs to be done, especially at that mileage. It’s like just past where I should be done so I’d assume they haven’t yet.Does this give you an actual Car Fax report or is it another, similar report?Here is a link for a cheap car fax. It makes it available online for 30 days and you can download it. I think the price is like $8 now.This is what I use. I've purchased 4 car fax reports from them. It's $5 for a complete carfax. They email you a link and the carfax is available for 30 days. I just download it and save it as a pdf.Is anyone on here a dealer or have access to full Carfax/etc. vehicle reports? My wife is interested in a used Infinity QX50 that has a damage report on it via the free online reports, but the owner says it was a minor incident that only involved paint scratches and no body damage. I have no issues paying for a full report for peace of mind but thought I'd check on here first.
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When did carfax become so expensive? What are my better options to find history on used cars I’m looking at?
Is verifyauto.vin a legit site?
What should I know and be smart about when looking at a car with a rebuilt title?
I'm looking at a vehicle with 120k miles and the dealer says they can't say for sure whether the timing belt has been replaced. Googling says Car Fax would show it but Autocheck doesn't. Seems kind of weird the dealer says they don't know.
That link above is great for cheap Carfax reports!