What is a ReVroom Report?
A ReVroom Report is a short report built specifically for rebuilt and branded title cars. It shows our in-house severity grade, a detailed severity graphic with highlights, an estimated savings percentage, and where and when the vehicle was auctioned.
How much does a ReVroom Report cost?
Each ReVroom Report is a one-time $5 charge — no subscription. The first 500 reports were given away free and have all been claimed. If a recent report already exists for the VIN you enter, you can view it at no charge, and if we cannot find any records on the car, your $5 is refunded automatically.
Which vehicles are eligible for a ReVroom Report?
ReVroom Reports only provide insights for rebuilt and branded title vehicles. If you are looking at a rebuilt, salvage, or otherwise branded title car, you can pull a report on it.
What's included in a ReVroom Report?
Every report includes exactly four things: the in-house severity grade (minor, moderate, or severe), a detailed severity graphic with highlights, an estimated savings percentage, and where and when the vehicle was auctioned. Photos are on the listing page, not in the report.
Is a ReVroom Report a vehicle history report?
No. A ReVroom Report is not a vehicle history report and does not replace one. It focuses on how severe the damage is, what you could save, and where and when the car was auctioned.
Can I run a ReVroom Report on any car I am thinking about buying?
Yes. Whether the car is on a dealer lot, in an online listing, or in a neighbor's driveway, you can pull the report yourself for any eligible rebuilt or branded title vehicle.
How does a ReVroom Report help sellers?
Sellers use ReVroom Reports to list with transparency. When buyers can see the severity grade, the severity graphic, and the estimated savings up front, there is less to wonder about.
What's the difference between a salvage title and a rebuilt title?
A salvage title is issued when an insurer declares a car a total loss — estimated repair costs exceeded its market value. A rebuilt title is issued after that same vehicle has been professionally repaired and passed a state DMV safety inspection, making it legal to register and drive. The salvage title vs rebuilt title distinction is the core of what ReVroom Reports are built for: helping buyers understand exactly where a vehicle sits in that process.