Every figure in an Orto report traces back to one of the six below. This page exists so you can check that claim rather than take it.
Title brands, salvage, junk and total-loss records, odometer readings and rollback checks, ownership and title history, and lien and theft records.
Open safety recalls matched to the exact vehicle, plus government NCAP crash-test ratings for the model.
The official public VIN decoder. Year, make, model, trim and build specifications.
Resolves a US license plate and state to a VIN, so a lookup can start from a plate rather than a hand-typed VIN.
Owner reviews, how a model ranks in its class, comparable for-sale listings, and Black Book retail and trade-in values.
Reads a plate or VIN from a photo so you can scan a car with your phone camera. Images are used only to extract the plate or VIN, on a no-training basis.
Orto currently covers vehicles in the United States and uses US conventions throughout: inspection and emissions records, NHTSA recalls, and values in USD and miles.
A report reflects what these sources have on record. An absence of records is not a guarantee of a clean history, and Orto is a research tool, not a substitute for a professional inspection. Where a source is unavailable, Orto tells you rather than guessing.
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