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It will also show if the car has been stolen. I had given my VIN to someone that had access to the NICB a few years ago and although he never got all the information while he was checking on my car he did confirm what I allready knew but had not told him.... That my car had been stolen and recovered. I don't know where he got the information and why I didn't get a full rundown of the available information on my car but he did tell me about the theft and that the car had resided in the carolinas at some point. I don't know wheather he meant the car was sold new in the carolinas or if he had access to other information about it just being owned there at sometime. He had to get back to real work and never finished up on my 68.
Tommy
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Correct. That is a different search that NICB can do, for any insurance claims ever made against a particular VIN. That is the main purpose of the National Insurance Crime Bureau (NICB), as a clearinghouse of claims records and to help deter future insurance fraud.