Everyone · no login

Anyone can browse without logging in. This page shows how to search, filter, and read a car's verification report.

2. The listing detail screen

Tap a car to open its detail screen: photos, title & reference number, price, then basic info.

Basic info shows year, mileage, exterior/interior color, location and steering (LHD/RHD). Location is shown only to the city/district level; the full address is private.

Top of the listing detail
Photos, price and basic info

3. The 5 key metrics

The detail screen surfaces five at-a-glance metrics: year, mileage, insurance repair history, owner transfers and state inspections.

“No record found” ≠ “none”

Verification is based on official records (insurance, inspections). “No record found” means none was found at the time of the check — it does not guarantee the car never had an accident or issue.

4. Accident & insurance history

Shows whether there are insurance-settled accident records, and flags for total loss, flood, theft, commercial and government use. The lookup date is shown, along with a note that “no record does not guarantee accident-free.”

Accident & insurance history card
Per-item history with the lookup date

5. Mileage verification

Plots mileage recorded in insurance and inspection records over time. A steadily rising line helps you judge whether the odometer looks consistent.

“Verified with N records” indicates how many official records back this chart.

6. Ownership & registration

From the official registry: number of owner transfers, registration changes, first registration date and use type (e.g. private passenger).

‘Registration changes’ bundles plate, owner and use-type changes together and cannot be split by item.

7. Verification, export & documents

Shows the inspection validity period, inspection history, the (partly masked) VIN, and which documents are provided (e.g. the vehicle registration certificate).

Verification data comes from official lookups (accident history, registry, specs). Unconfirmed values are hidden rather than guessed.

8. Badges & labels

Inspected

Shown on cars that have passed our inspection. Appears as a badge on the card and detail.

Deregistered

The car’s registration has been cancelled. Common for export vehicles; it does not mean the car is unavailable.

Price on inquiry

The price isn’t shown publicly; tap “Purchase inquiry” and an agent will share it.

USD & exchange rate

The USD figure is an estimate at that day’s KRW/USD rate; the reference rate and date are shown next to the price.

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