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Dealer Inventory Recall Check

Paste your run-list or lot inventory and see which units have open NHTSA safety recalls — plus decode, title status and a market-value range for every VIN, exported to CSV. Disclose recalls with confidence before a car hits the front line.

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Why dealers check recalls before listing

Dealers are expected to disclose open safety recalls on used vehicles, and an unrepaired recall is a liability, a lost sale, or both. Checking a whole batch by VIN takes seconds with CarLogs — every unit is matched against official NHTSA recall data, with the component shown so your service team can book the free recall repair before the car sells.

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What you get per VIN

Make, model, year, trim and engine; open safety recalls with campaign numbers; title status where on record; the most-reported owner problems for that model; and a comparable market-value range to price against. Export the whole batch to CSV for your DMS or auction notes. Free for small batches — the CarLogs plan lifts the limit to 500 VINs per batch for full lot inventories.

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✓ Make, model, year & specs ✓ Open safety recalls ✓ Common problems & inspection tips ✓ Fair-price range ✓ Free recall email alerts

Need the full title, salvage, odometer and accident history? Unlock the complete report for any VIN — one-time, with permanent access.

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Frequently asked questions

How many VINs can I check at once?

Up to 5 without an account, 25 with a free account, and up to 500 per batch on the CarLogs plan — designed for full lot inventories and auction run-lists.

Where does the recall data come from?

Directly from the U.S. National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), the official source of safety-recall campaigns. Recall repairs are performed free by franchised dealers.

Does it show owner or buyer information?

No. CarLogs shows vehicle data only — never owner identity — so it is safe to use for inventory and disclosure workflows.

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