Stolen Vehicle API
With the Stolen Car API, any business can access stolen vehicle databases and avoid vehicles with theft records. Avoid unlawful transactions and ensure legal compliance.
Prevent Fraud and Secure Your Business
Key Features of the Stolen Car API
Global coverage
Easy integration
Accurate and reliable
Accepts all VINs
Fast Processing
Decodes all vehicle types
Stolen Vehicles Are Bad for Business. Here’s Why!
Business disruption: If a stolen vehicle is found in your inventory, it may slow down operational activities, reducing revenue.
Financial implications: You may lose the proceeds from any agreement involving a stolen vehicle and need a replacement if it is vital for business operations.
Loss of reputation: If your business has frequent cases of stolen vehicles, your reputation goes down the drain quite quickly.
Legal consequences: Having stolen vehicles may come with charges, fines for damages, or other legal consequences.
Customer dissatisfaction : If a business is perceived as having stolen vehicles, it may need help attracting customers and partners.
Underwriting and Claims Challenges: Insurance and finance companies may struggle with underwriting policies or processing claims if stolen vehicles are involved.
Increased insurance: Businesses with a history of dealing with stolen cars may be given higher rates due to increased risk.
How Does The Stolen Vehicle API Help Businesses?
See How the Stolen Vehicle API Protects Your Business
JSON Format
{
"status": "success",
"vin": "YV4902RBXF2621196",
"data": [
{
"possible stolen": true,
"make": "Volvo",
"model": "XC60",
"plate": "T45CYP",
"color": "BLACK",
"location": "EAST BRUNSWICK NJ",
"date": "15/5/21"
}
],
}
We Provide Solutions for All Businesses
Automotive dealerships
Car Rental Companies
Insurance Companies
Fleet Management Services
Online Marketplaces
Auto Auction Companies
Vehicle History Report Providers
Law Enforcement Agencies
Lenders
Comprehensive Support for All Your API Integration Needs
Key Facts and Industry Stats
- The National Insurance Crime Bureau (NICB) reported 1,020,729 vehicles stolen in the U.S. in 2023, a consistent trend since 2019.
- In 2020, New Zealand recorded the highest car theft rate globally at 1,172 incidents per 100,000 inhabitants.
- In Canada, a vehicle is stolen every five minutes, indicating a significant prevalence of auto theft.
- The European Union reported approximately 505,100 car thefts in 2019, showing a notable decrease of 43% since 2008.
- In 2020, property losses due to motor vehicle theft in the U.S. were estimated at $7.4 billion.
- In 2022, 85.3% of stolen vehicles in the U.S. were recovered, with 34% found on the same day.