(February 11, 2013) ORLANDO, Fla. — Carfax has announced its industry-leading database of vehicle history information now exceeds 11 billion records. In addition, the database comprises information from more than 75,000 sources, such as U.S. and Canadian motor vehicle departments, service and repair facilities, insurance companies and police departments.

Millions of consumers and 30,000 dealerships use Carfax information every year to help them buy and sell cars with more confidence.



"We work hard to provide our customers with the best information," said Larry Gamache, communications director at Carfax. "Successful programs like Carfax Service Network and Police Crash Assistance help us forge strong relationships with key sources throughout North America. Every day we add millions of new records to our database. Knowing more about the cars we buy and sell makes our roads safer than ever before."

The Carfax database is located in Columbia, Mo., where the company was founded in 1986.

A Carfax Vehicle History Report helps used car buyers and sellers avoid hidden problems, make more educated buying decisions and builds consumer confidence. Find free Carfax Reports online and at your local dealership, or purchase one at www.carfax.com.