Before buying a used car, check at least five things: (1) safety recalls, (2) age/mileage plausibility, (3) accident/flood history, (4) traffic violations and unpaid fees, (5) an independent inspection. Most are public or verifiable — don’t just trust the dealer.
Use Taiwan’s vehicle safety site (car-safety.org.tw) to see any open recall for the model.
The motor-vehicle service portal shows violations, unpaid fees and inspection dates; clear them before transfer or they follow the car.
Get full service records and a third-party history report; flood cars show belt-anchor and wiring corrosion; accident cars show altered panel seams and bolts.
Pay a little for an independent shop to check chassis, engine and structure before closing.
Back to AI DD Map →No, and you shouldn’t — owner identity is personal data. This covers only verifiable vehicle safety/recall/registration aspects.
It may be rolled back; cross-check service records, wear and an inspection report.