Trueframe Report offers Comprehensive Car Inspections that Update Carfax and Autocheck

Sample TrueFrame Report (PDF)

Below is a review of  Trueframe Report.

TrueFrame inspections update a vehicle’s CarFax report and build customer confidence while raising vehicle resale values.

Who is TrueFrame? 
TrueFrame is a car inspection company that helps potential used car buyers make informed purchase decisions on vehicles with prior accident records. They inspect vehicles with negative history reports and identify prior or existing damage – both cosmetic and structural.

TrueFrame Reports are designed to restore the value of wrecked and repaired vehicles as well as increasing buyer confidence.

What is the TrueFrame inspection process?
The TrueFrame inspection identifies good vehicles with a bad vehicle history report by answering these questions:

1- Was the vehicle in a serious accident?
2- What work was done to the vehicle as a result of the accident?
3- Is there existing cosmetic damage to the vehicle?
4- Does the vehicle meet TrueFrame’s Structural Standards?

What does TrueFrame look for in a vehicle?
Unlike other vehicle inspections, a TrueFrame inspection focuses on structural integrity. It starts with frame or unibody measurements taken with digital precision and includes a visual inspection of the vehicle’s structural components. A TrueFrame Report also identifies where the vehicle was impacted in the prior accident and provides a cosmetic analysis of the vehicle’s exterior.

What is a TrueFrame Report?
All TrueFrame inspections involve a structural review of the vehicle, vehicles that meet the Trueframe Structural Guidelines are eligible to receive a TrueFrame Report. TrueFrame Reports include a cosmetic body score (32 to 100) along with an indication that the vehicle meets the TrueFrame structural standards. Vehicles that possess a TrueFrame report can be then sold as Trueframe Certified.

Where does this information go?
A TrueFrame report helps take the guesswork out of those accident reports by identifying vehicles that are structurally sound, despite the prior accident history. TrueFrame’s reports are easily accessible through the TrueFrame website and also appear on the Carfax vehicle history report.

What does the TrueFrame Report Cost?
The cost of a TrueFrame report is between $149 and $249.

Is there a guarantee associated with TrueFrame?
If a vehicle meets TrueFrame’s Structural Standards and qualifies to receive a TrueFrame Report, and the frame/unibody measurements included in the TrueFrame report are incorrect by more than 5 millimeters on any one measurement, TrueFrame will provide a refund of your purchase price of the vehicle (not to exceed 100% of the current NADA clean retail value).

Buyers will always pick a vehicle that was involved in an accident but TrueFrame certified over one with a prior accident and unknown damage. Trueframe is a great asset to dealers and consumers alike.

TrueFrame’s Carfax Update

Update 05/24/2016: DVGA suspends its TrueFrame offering.
Update 06/01/2016: DVGA has no affiliation or relations with Trueframe