I did a HPI Check.. guess it looks ok. But i really wish i could Contact the old owner and ask him =D The information we hold
Vehicle Description
- MakeBMW
- ModelS 1000 RR
- Engine size cc999
- Engine number42118023
- FuelPetrol
- Body planMotorcycle
- ColourBLUE
- Gearbox
- Number of colour changes0
- Last colour change date
- Year manufactured2012
- Current keeper acquired on23-Nov-2012
- Date of first registration in the UK14-Feb-2012
- Number of keepers before current keeper1
- VRM not recorded as exported
- VRM not recorded as scrapped by DVLA
Vehicle Ownership
There are many circumstances where the 'owner' of a vehicle is not the 'keeper' as recorded on the DVLA V5C document. These circumstances are described in more detail in the notes accompanying each alert register.
- Police stolenVRM and VIN not currently recorded by the police as stolen
- Insurance theftVRM and VIN not currently recorded by insurers as a theft
- Outstanding financeVRM and VIN not currently recorded as having outstanding finance
- Security watchVRM and VIN not currently recorded as at risk on the security register
- Plate transferVRM not recorded as having previous plates
Condition alert
This register warns that a vehicle has been subject to an insurance total loss claim, or 'written-off', because of damage or because it has been stolen and not recovered. For vehicles written-off since January 1997, the HPI Check provides insurer damage classification from Category A to Category D ranging from those vehicles which should never go back on the road to those which can be safely repaired. Category A and Category B vehicles are not permitted back onto the road. In the case of Category C the vehicle will have to undergo a VOSA Vehicle Identification Check (VIC) to validate its identity. However the VIC does not check the safety or quality of any repair. There are no restrictions on Category D vehicles being repaired. In addition, you will be advised if the vehicle has been registered with DVLA as having been scrapped. If you are considering purchasing a vehicle on the register, we strongly advise that you have it independently inspected by a reputable company for structural and mechanical integrity prior to purchase. For further information see
FAQ
Condition inspected
This register was introduced in 1990 and gives details of 'written-off' vehicles that have subsequently passed an independent structural examination. The inspection will have been carried out in accordance with a specification agreed with the Motor Insurance Repair Research Centre (Thatcham). The seller may be able to provide an inspection report from one of the approved inspection companies. There may be a separate fee for this report. HPI Check will identify which company carried out the inspection and the reference number of the report. For further information see
FAQ
Vehicle Condition
- Condition alert VRM and VIN not recorded by insurers as a 'total loss'
- Condition inspected VRM and VIN not recorded as a repaired insurance 'total loss'
Document Check
Stolen V5C registration documents are in circulation. Any vehicle with a stolen V5C is likely to be cloned, rung or stolen. Provide the V5C registration document serial number and issue date and the HPI Check can confirm whether it has been recorded as stolen. For further information
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It has not been possible to determine whether the V5 is one of the stolen documents in circulation. You must check and submit the serial number and issue date prior to purchase for your HPI Check guarantee to be valid.
Vehicle Documents
- V5 issue dateYou have not provided the V5 issue date
- V5 serial numberYou have not provided the V5 serial number
Mileage Check
'Clocking' or turning back the mileage reading on a vehicle is a major problem in the UK, costing an estimated £100 million per annum. HPI operates the National Mileage Register[SUP]®[/SUP] (NMR), containing over 125 million recorded mileages. HPI cross-references all mileages previously recorded against the vehicle (if any) along with any mileage you provide, and advises you whether a discrepancy has been identified. You should ensure you provide an accurate mileage to avoid any false discrepancies.
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You have not provided the current mileage so it has not been possible to check whether it is consistent with other data currently held on NMR.
Vehicle Mileage
No mileage discrepancy is currently indicated by the national mileage register (NMR).
You have not been charged for this enquiry.
Police Stolen
HPI Check provides information from the Police National Computer on vehicles that are recorded as currently stolen. These vehicles remain the property of the individual or organisation from whom they were taken. Never buy a vehicle on this register, because you stand to lose it, together with the money you paid for it. For further information see
FAQ
Insurance theft
Each year 150,000 vehicle thefts are recorded by insurers. HPI Check will tell you whether a vehicle you are looking to buy has any outstanding insurance interest recorded against it, which may mean that you can't legally own it, however much you may ultimately pay for it. For further information see
FAQ
Outstanding finance
Nearly two thirds of new vehicles sold every year are purchased using
some form of finance agreement. Some of these agreements will grant the finance company an 'interest' (i.e. ownership) in the vehicle which you will need to ensure has been paid off by the previous keeper before you buy it. With over 7 million
current finance agreements registered with HPI, you need to make sure that the vehicle you are buying is not subject to one of them. If it is, you can use the details provided to contact the lender and determine the current status of the loan and any interest the finance company may have. For further information see
FAQ
Security watch
This register typically records vehicles at high risk of fraud or theft (e.g. hire cars, demonstrator vehicles and garage forecourt stock). The Security Watch register is primarily used by the Police, finance companies and the motor trade, to ensure that these vehicles can be traced if someone steals them or attempts to sell them fraudulently (for example - perhaps without first settling an outstanding agreement). The registering party will be alerted that an HPI Check has been made, and they should contact you within the next working day, but do contact us if this is not the case. Please note that you should not purchase a vehicle that is recorded on this register, unless you subsequently receive confirmation that it is all clear from either the registering party or us.
Plate transfer
This register indicates whether a vehicle has had a legitimate registration plate change since April 1990. People change plates to personalise their vehicles, but they can also change them to obscure a vehicle's history. HPI Check includes an enquiry check against all prior plates, to identify other interests that may still be associated with the vehicle you are buying. For further information see
FAQ
Vehicle Ownership
There are many circumstances where the 'owner' of a vehicle is not the 'keeper' as recorded on the DVLA V5C document. These circumstances are described in more detail in the notes accompanying each alert register.
- Police stolenVRM not currently recorded by the police as stolen
- Insurance theftVRM not currently recorded by insurers as a theft
- Outstanding financeVRM not currently recorded as having outstanding finance
- Security watchVRM not currently recorded as at risk on the security register
- Plate transferVRM not recorded as having previous plates
