Ohio Vehicle Title Search

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How to Perform an Ohio Vehicle Title Search

You can perform an Ohio vehicle title search in a few moments if you have the 17 digit vehicle identification number handy. It’s a simple process to run this search, also known as a vehicle history report. This report can verify if your title is clean or salvaged, the vehicle’s history, limited owner information, accidents, recalls and known safety issues. It’s an important process to know how to perform if you’re interested in purchasing a used vehicle. An Ohio vehicle title search can be performed by anyone as this is public information. There are a multitude of online resources to run this report, like SearchQuarry.com, for a nominal fee. The results are instant and it can be performed on any device that has an internet connection.

Ohio Vehicle Title SearchWhat an Ohio Vehicle Title Search Might Include

  1. Find out if the vehicle title is clean
  2. The vehicle history report
  3. Breakdown of the 17 digit VIN and vehicle features
  4. Some limited previous owner information
  5. Reported Accidents
  6. Recalls and known safety issues

Buying a Used Car in Ohio

When in the market to buy a used vehicle in Ohio it’s considered a “best practice” procedure to run a vehicle history report before making that purchase. A vehicle history report will cost a few buck but can save a lot of headache down the road by knowing some important facts about the used vehicle that the previous owner may not have disclosed or even know about that vehicle. You can find out if the vehicle title is clean, if there were any major accidents, recalls or known safety issues. There are also some other free tools you can use to find out the consumer rating for the vehicle, from SafeCar.gov, and if this vehicle has a good safety record which is good to know if you have small children that will be riding in this vehicle. A vehicle history report will also give you an objective picture of the true value of the vehicle so t hat you can verify you’re getting a good deal.

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Ohio Vehicle Title FAQs

Can I run an Ohio vehicle title search anonymously?

Yes, all vehicle title searches run through SearchQuarry.com are anonymous and confidential which means no one will know you are looking up that vehicle. All you need to begin is the 17 digit vehicle identification number

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  1. says:

    Cirre, you will need to contact the Ohio Bureau of Motor Vehicle Department directly about obtaining a copy of your Ohio car title. For your convenience their phone number is 844-644-6268

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  2. says:

    bonjour
    I would like to have a Ohio certificate of title For a Maserati Granturismo convertible de 2010
    I have the number title Number
    Would it be possible to provide it to me?

    How do you send it to me in France Courier mail

    Is how I can pay you

    Thanks

    Warmly
    pierre CIRRE

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  3. says:

    a car i bought was titled in ohio in 1969 i’m trying to find out if I’m the 3rd owner , I have the title number but couldn’t get to that point, I put in the VIN and nothing came up thank you .

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  4. says:

    Hi –
    I bought a 1969 Camaro (3) years ago, & would like to find out
    info, if possible, from all previous owners back to when it was new.
    Can you help out on this ?

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  5. says:

    Sandra, thank you for reaching out about our Ohio vehicle title search blog. Unfortunately our resources only work for motor vehicle that are registered on the road such as; cars, trucks, SUVs and motorcycles. You will need to reach out to the Ohio motor vehicle department directly about your inquiry.

    Best Regards – The Search Quarry Team

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  6. says:

    Can you help me? I’m trying to sell my house and everything is at the end except I don’t have the VIN & Serial numbers to each section of my home. It is a modular that I purchased new, 25 years ago. The Data plate is gone and I need the numbers or I can’t sell my home ever…. It was purchased under my maiden name (Cameron)… My bank did not keep this info and the house is not paid off. What can i do. The house is in Ohio and I now live in florida. I have cancer.

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Last Updated: 2020-09-29

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