I believe you can carfax these now. From what I understand you can carfax pretty much anything with a VIN now. I would get more insight before you pay for it though. Cheap alternative to paying for a carfax subscription is to go on craigslist and pay someone $5 to run it for you rather than the $99 subscription.

 

If yall have to register the RZRs you could probably take your vin number to the local police station and get them to run the vin number.. Tell them that your looking at buying it and want to make sure its not stolen.

If you go this route though be prepared to tell them where the RZR is located..

Just an Idea. We would do that here in NC for you I dont know about where you live

 

Google search the vin and it will tell you. They have carfax type sites for off road stuff. The one site I saw was free. Just said if it was "hot" or not. I can't remember the site off the top of my head

 

This is a BIG problem in non-title States. In title States MVD will show all lienholders and a title can't be transferred without a lien release. As for checking stolen...you MAY be able to get police to run it on private sale. In some States it is illegal for police to run vins for private parties.

Title loans only given if a title is presented.....that info would be with NV mvd so you should be ok on lien part.

 

What kind of person are you buying from?:scared2::scared2::scared2:

 

Someone off craigslist. After further research found this website to check if VIN reported stolen or salvaged.

https://www.nicb.org/theft_and_fraud_awareness/vincheck

Still have no idea how would check if it has ever been titled and possible bank loan or other liens. Anyone?

 

I would think your local DMV would would be able to tell you what you need to do.

 

Yea here in NC buying used can get sketchy because of the non title thing. Have to be real careful and this is part of the reason I decided to buy mine new. That and neglect by the original owner. I wish they would title them as the states surrounding me both do and I feel better buying something with a title

 

This won't fix the lien or loan issue, but have the seller provide a MSO or title. That will take care of the stolen issue. If the seller tells you they don't have either steer clear.

 

Yep what he said, also a notarized bill of sale would be in your best interest.......if you are in a no title state.