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    👑 Personal Property Securities Act 1999

    S173 Search Purposes

    CarJam helps to spot a car that's been in a crash

    The Sunday Star Times ran the story "Car dealer conceals crash histories" on August 23rd 2009.  It includes the following advice to buyers in side panel of  the print version to check CarJam to look for any evidence in reports of vehicles being written off:

    Are EVs Greener?

    If you think EVs are always greener you are not always right. Read Where Electric Vehicles Actually Cause More Pollution Than Gas Cars

    Facebook Page Moving

    Hey CarJammers time to migrate if you are a fan of ours on Facebook. We need to switch "faces" from carfax.co.nz (our old Facebook page) to a new one for CarJam - please spread the word about the new page here (eventually we'll have to take down the old page carfax.co.nz).

    Campbell Live: First-time car owner shocked by repo visit

    Check out this story of one young guy's bad luck buying a car without getting a "registered debt/money owing" report from Carjam (Campbell Live Tuesday 12th July): "Buying your first car can be a mixed experience.  Getting the money together, not buying a lemon, finding the car that feels right for you. We talked to a young man who thought he had got it right, a good price for the car he wanted. And then the repo man turned up."

    We are jammin' in Computerworld

    Well we might not have made it to the big news just yet but NZ's foremost IT publication, Computerworld covered CarJam with a nice story "Motorheads flock to CarJam site as start-up takes off — Vehicle information site has two million page views in first six months" (shame about the ugly blokes in the picture).

    Is the year shown in reports reliable as year of manufacture?

    For motor vehicles registered before 1 January 2007 "vehicle year" means the year of manufacture or the model year or the year of first registration. For vehicles registered on or after 1 January 2007 "vehicle year" means year of first registration.

    NZ Herald: Net helps buyers avoid rip-offs

    The internet has become a must use tool for people wanting to avoid being ripped off when buying cars privately. Read full "NZ Herald: Net helps buyers avoid rip-offs" article. Note there is some misleading information in the article, CarJam also sells full reports with more information than any competitor for a lower price.

    Most stolen cars named

    Lock up your daughters - or at least their Silvia's. Read an article at New Zealand Herald on NZ's most stolen cars named