Search your VIN on Google.
Now make it disappear.
Auction-history sites republish your car's photos, damage detail and final sale price on a page anyone can find by typing the VIN. We delete those listings at the source and clear them from Google — across 134 sites, typically in 12–36 hours.
- ✓ Listing, photos & price deleted
- ✓ Cleared from Google search
- ✓ Removed at the source — no comeback
- ✓ Only your VIN is needed
Is your car listed? Check your VIN free
See every auction-history site your VIN shows up on. No account, no card.
Prefer to just ask a human? WhatsApp +1 (332) 248-3879 — send the VIN and we'll tell you what's out there.
What a buyer sees today
Type the VIN into Google and the auction page is usually the first result — before your own listing, before anything you wrote about the car.
Your photos
Auction images, republished on a commercial site that never asked permission.
The price you paid
The exact final bid, printed next to the lot — every buyer's opening negotiation.
Your VIN
Indexed and searchable, tying your vehicle to a page you do not control.
How removal works
Check the VIN
A free scan shows every auction-history site your car is listed on right now.
Pick the sites
You only pay for the pages that actually exist. One checkout, not one per site.
We delete at source
The listing, the photo gallery and the sale price are removed from the site itself.
Google clears
The de-index request goes in; the result drops out of search 1–2 days later.
The sites people ask about most
A car is almost never on one site alone — the same lot is mirrored across dozens.
BidFax
from $29.98
How the listing gets there and how to take it down →
Stat.vin
from $75
How the listing gets there and how to take it down →
Bid.cars
from $60
How the listing gets there and how to take it down →
PLC.UA
from $70
How the listing gets there and how to take it down →
AutoAuctionHistory
from $49.99
How the listing gets there and how to take it down →
Carfast.express
from $49.99
How the listing gets there and how to take it down →
Not sure which sites have your car?
134 sites · removal in 12–36 hours · only your VIN
What this does not touch
Only third-party listings — pages a commercial website built by republishing the auction feed, including the owner’s photographs — are removed. Official records are never accessed, altered or influenced: Carfax, AutoCheck, the federal NMVTIS database, state DMV title records and insurance records stay exactly as they are.
Frequently asked questions
Can you really remove a VIN from Google? +
Google indexes pages, not VINs — so the fix is to remove the page the VIN sits on. We delete the listing at the source site, then push the de-index request. Once the source page is gone the search result drops out, usually 1–2 days after the removal itself.
How long does it take? +
Most removals complete within 12–36 hours. Google results catch up 1–2 days later.
What do you need from me? +
Your VIN. No documents, no account, no title paperwork.
Does this change my Carfax or NMVTIS report? +
No. Carfax, AutoCheck, NMVTIS, DMV title records and insurance records are official databases — they are never accessed or altered. What comes down is the third-party page that republished the auction lot and its photos.
Will the listing come back? +
No. Because the record is deleted at the source rather than hidden from the Google cache, there is no page left to re-index.