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Zilocar VIN Check: $1.95 Trial, $59.75 Membership and $39.95 Report

Zilocar’s $1.95 three-day trial renews at $59.75 a month. See its single-report price, refund rules and what it says about data sources.

By VIN Lookup Research DeskPublished 2026-10-08Reviewed 2026-10-08United States
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Zilocar’s terms, read on October 8, 2026, list a $1.95 three-day trial with three premium reports that converts to $59.75 a month unless cancelled within 72 hours, a premium membership at $29.50 for the first month then $59.75, and a single premium report at $39.95. Membership charges and the trial fee are non-refundable; single reports are refunded only for duplicates or blank or failed reports. Zilocar does not claim NMVTIS data, says accident data covers up to 38 states, and publishes no company name or address.

  • $1.95 trial becomes $59.75 a month after 72 hours.
  • Single premium report: $39.95.
  • Clean reports and missing data are not refundable.
  • No operator name or address is published.
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Prices in its terms, October 8, 2026

Zilocar’s pricing page returned an error, so these figures come from its terms and conditions and refund policy. The live checkout after a VIN entry may differ.

For a single car, the $39.95 premium report is the highest single-report price in our October 8 comparison, and the trial costs $59.75 a month if it is not cancelled within three days.

Zilocar options in its terms, October 8, 2026
OptionPriceThen
3-day trial, 3 reports$1.95$59.75/month
Premium membership$29.50 first month$59.75/month, 20 reports
Single premium report$39.95One-time
VIN Lookup (resells ClearVIN)$14.99 for one reportOne-time charge, no subscription; original ClearVIN PDF

Sources and refunds

Zilocar lists state DMVs, salvage, auction and insurance records, and proprietary and third-party aggregators as sources, and says accident data covers up to 38 U.S. states. It does not claim NMVTIS access and is not on the DOJ list.

The refund policy excludes membership charges once a period starts, the trial fee, clean reports and missing data; single reports are refunded only for duplicates or blank or failed reports. Cancel in the dashboard under billing.

How to verify Zilocar before you pay

On October 8, 2026, the DOJ approved-provider page listed twelve primary consumer providers; Zilocar is not among them and does not claim NMVTIS data. Open the list from vehiclehistory.bja.ojp.gov rather than from a link on a seller’s site, and confirm the exact domain you are about to pay. Lookalike domains and resellers that are not listed cannot sell an official NMVTIS report.

An approved listing confirms access to the federal NMVTIS title core. It does not certify the accuracy of commercial add-ons, a renewal schedule or a refund policy. Record the total due today, any later charge, the number of VINs covered and how long the report stays downloadable, then compare that with a $14.99 one-time report before you choose.

Buyer checklist

  1. Set a reminder to cancel within 72 hours if you take the trial.
  2. Compare the $39.95 single report with cheaper one-time options.
  3. Verify title brands through a DOJ-listed provider.
  4. Check open recalls free at NHTSA.
  5. Check theft and insurer salvage at NICB VINCheck.
  6. Save the report and receipt as soon as they arrive.

What this research cannot prove

  • Prices come from its terms; the pricing page was unavailable.
  • No operator is named.
  • We did not purchase a report.
Evidence

Sources reviewed

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  1. Terms and conditionsZilocar
  2. Refund policyZilocar
  3. FAQZilocar
  4. Approved NMVTIS Data Providers — checked October 8, 2026U.S. Department of Justice, Bureau of Justice Assistance
  5. Understanding an NMVTIS Vehicle History ReportU.S. Department of Justice, Bureau of Justice Assistance
  6. Current report and package pricesVIN Lookup — publisher of this guide
  7. Annotated original ClearVIN sampleVIN Lookup
Quick answers

Frequently asked questions

Is the Zilocar $1.95 trial a subscription?

Yes. It converts to $59.75 a month unless cancelled within 72 hours.

How much is a Zilocar report?

$39.95 for a single premium report, according to its terms on October 8, 2026.

Does Zilocar refund?

Not for memberships, the trial fee, clean reports or missing data; only duplicates or failed single reports.

Does Zilocar use NMVTIS?

It does not claim NMVTIS data and is not on the DOJ list.