Type in any used car — or paste the listing — and see its real problems, open recalls, and where the mileage sits. Pulled straight from federal complaint and recall data, every claim traceable to the source.
Year optional — silverado, 2012 camry, and rav4 all work.
From “I found a car” to “here’s what to check” in under a minute.
Type the year and model, or paste the listing and we’ll read the year, mileage, and price straight out of it.
Its known problems ranked by severity, the open recalls to VIN-check, and where the odometer sits versus where trouble usually starts.
A plain-English checklist of what to test-drive for and what to ask the seller — built to use standing next to the car.
A real one, for a 2016 Honda Accord at 88,000 miles.
This generation’s problems show up early — half by 35,000 miles — so at 88k most have already surfaced or been fixed. Two things to check before you sign, then verify the open recalls by VIN.
The cars people look up most.
Every problem here is ranked by how often real owners reported it to the government — then cross-checked against recalls, technical service bulletins, and federal investigations. You’re weighing evidence, not the loudest voice on a message board.
And because a used car is only as good as this one, we show you where the odometer you’re looking at sits against where this model’s trouble actually starts — so a number on a listing turns into a decision.