Reporte de Robo

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Before buying a vehicle, there is a question that many people go through, and which can mark the difference between a good purchase… or a huge problem: have you consulted the Robo Report?

Buying a used car can usually be exciting. See the price, the design, the general state, let me imagine how you can handle it. But in the middle of all this, there is a step that cannot be skipped, because it is not a minor detail: check whether the vehicle has a vehicle report.

Yes, no, it's not exaggeration. In Mexico, thousands of stuffed cars continue to circulate, are sold, change hands and end up in the hands of buyers who act in good faith, but never mind this basic consultation.

¿Qué es el Reporte de Robo?
It is a consultation that allows you to know if a vehicle has been reported as stolen before the authorities. It is based on official data and can be achieved using the plaque or the vehicle identification number, known as NIV.

Why is it so important to review it before buying?
Since you buy a car with a robo report, even if you have paid for it and have a purchase contract, it legally does not belong to you. In any inspection, by return or by car, the vehicle can be guaranteed and you will lose it... together with your money.

And here comes something important: it doesn't matter if the seller "is trustworthy", if he is recommended by someone or if they say that "everything is in order". The robo report is not advisable, it is consulted.

Many buyers rely solely on the seller's word, and this is one of the most common mistakes. The problem is that, in these cases, confidence does not replace verification.