I contacted Freeland Cars for a Chrysler Sebring 2010 Convertible. Right from the start, they were very friendly and not an over bearing sales push to just sell the vehicle. They explained everything, on the car, the vehicles history and local trade in on this vehicle. It was a relaxed atmosphere during the whole process. I felt very comfortable and not pushed into anything during the buying process. These people are a pleasure to work with. If I ever need another used vehicle, I will call them first. The only complaint I have is that I could not put the top down driving away from the dealership, because it was snowing that day.

Carfax has giving me all the information I needed to make a sound decision. Excellent side.

I found the car I REALLY wanted and filled out credit application, etc. I had a screen shot of the car and price; $10,000. When the salesman called the next day he said “we DO have a car like that, but it is $12,000. We have NEVER had one at 10K” I sent him the picture of the car that was priced lower the day before. It was the EXACT same car! Very same picture. I have excellent credit, so maybe they figured I would just fall for it. I would try to find somewhere with honesty!

CAR FAX RAISED OUR RATE WITH OUT LETTING US KNOW WE TOLD THEM TO CANCEL THEY SAID WE COULD NOT CANCEL HOWEVER SINCE THEY RAISED OUR RATE WITH OUT LETTING US KNOW WE SPOKE WITH MY ATTORNEY THEY CAN NOT DO THIS IF THEY DO CANCEL THEY WILL HAVE SOME PROBLEMS STAY AWAY FROM THIS SERVICE

As a small used car dealer we depend on Carfax to show our customers the history of the vehicles that they are purchasing. We have used Carfax for many years. Recently we have had some billing issues. Besides the fact that Carfax is stupid expensive. We have paid our bill on time every month for the past 5 years. Just in November, we mailed our monthly payment to their "secure lock box", which they stated was at a bank. A month or so later we received a call from carfax stating that they hadn't received payment. We looked into our bank records and found that the check that was mailed to their "secure lockbox", apparently was taken by one of their employees, or someone that has access to their "secure lock box". The check was altered, changing the "pay to the order of" from Carfax. The checked was cashed and was paid through our bank. I called Carfax SEVERAL times to see what could be done. They simply stated, "Wasn't their problem and there was an outstanding balance that needed to be paid". Our bank would not credit the money back to our account, therefore we are out on the check that was taken by their employee out of the "secure lock box", and out for the additional money that we had to pay to carfax for the check that was stolen. Carfax doesn't care about it's customers, nor the dealers that use them. Their customer service sucks! I gave one star because it wouldn't let me post without rating. I would give them zero stars if I could!

I thought that I would receive a FREE report as advertised.history. When I got to the site I found that the Carfax reports were not FREE. Even though, I felt that it would be wise to get a report on a car that I am interested in buying so I entered the VIN number and clicked on the single (1 report, $29) choice. I then entered all the other information requested in the form. I then submitted the request only to see that somehow I had purchased the $69 package. Not acceptable,and misleading, I hope I receive the refund I submitted.

I was so disappointed. I payed the fee, and trusted the report. Everything seemed just fine with the car. The odometer reading was wrong, and the report was crystal clean for a 1992 Toyota. The car, after I purchased it, was serviced, and would not pass inspection because it had been in a wreck, received a completely different motor, and was missing a mount. As soon as that was taken care of, and I took it home - the same day, the transmission fluid began to leak, and thousands more dollars into the vehicle. PLEASE - CARFAX - please, make your disclaimers bigger. Make sure your customers know that you can only give them about 10% of the car's actual history, and that anything over 5 years old - should be dealt with a mechanic, and no trust whatsoever in Carfax. There really isn't a point to Carfax, because they will not help you in the end if you have a car that has been in an accident, but not reported through their system.

As a small used car dealer I have used carfax through a monthly subscription. Just recently they sneakily raised their price by nearly double!! Since Autocheck offers the same service for less than what I was trying to pay before I called to cancel my carfax subscription and was told I can't cancel because my subscription automatically renewed in April. Now I am stuck with with this overpriced product. My advice is to stay away from this greedy company. They don't care about you just your money. Good luck trying to talk to a human too! Even if you manage to get through you'll wish you hadn't. They are arrogant and totally unhelpful.

About one month ago I put in a VIN and received information from the Carfax website that the VIN was legit. Today I purchased a report, put in the same VIN, and it states "wrong VIN number". You cannot phone Carfax as a consumer. So I called as a dealer and was told that since I am a consumer, I must use the live chat feature of the website. So, 30 minutes later, I'm still waiting for a Live Chat agent. I tried "Decodethis.com" and it showed the VIN to be legit. Stay away from Carfax.

Omitted an accident the vehicle we purchased had been in - did not report it untl 18 months after the accident. And did not report this omission to the current owners (us)once they started reporting. Class action law suit in '06 for this very thing.

I wanted to purchase two cars from a dealer only so I purchased the unlimited report package for $54.95. I started looking at cars online and ran a few vin numbers of cars I was interested in. As soon as I hit 5 reports it would not let me do any more VIN number reports which is the only way you can run a report from a dealer. It said I can only run 5 reports with the "unlimited" package and unlimited license plate runs only and it is designed for buying from a personal seller with a license plate. When I signed up it did not say limited vin number reports anywhere noticeable. ( it was probably tucked in the small writing)  MISSLEADING!!!!

The web page offers to enter the license plate number, then a state. Here is the problem, there are no Canadian provinces on the list. So, for Canadians there is only one option, 5 reports based on VIN.

like a back ground check of your future family member. Yeah, you need that to avoid problems

We were in California and soon moving back to Nebraska and we were searching for a SUV upgrade to our 98 Ford Expedition. We found a vehicle in our price range in Iowa. It was low miles, 2 owner vehicle, and had all of the options we wanted. After looking up the VIN with carfax, we realized that it had been in an accident that had bent up the frame. I am so happy that we are a member of carfax and prevented a bad investment.

So they expect us to trust them and then they mislead us thinking we are getting a months free vin checks and it's only 5... Why would I want to look up some ones license plate... RIP OFF

The report was good. I felt it really helped with our purchase.

Would NOT purchase vehicle without Carfax report, period.

I recommend everybody before buying any car tu check please on carfax is a primary investment before even start to search, I allways used and recommend it , personally I choose my new car a Honda 2009 with carfax help, all others have fake information carfax help not to buy a big problem