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Carjam's goal has always been simple - to provide the public with free vehicle data.

Government imposed fees have forced us to make the following changes to CarJam.

Thousands of consumers are likely to end up buying illegal or unsafe vehicles due to a government proposal to charge for basic vehicle information, according to the motoring website carjam.co.nz.

Consumer Information Notice now includes a Fuel Economy Label. And it's free with every  CIN which is free with every full CarJam Report.

The internet has become a must use tool for people wanting to avoid being ripped off when buying cars privately. Read full "NZ Herald: Net helps buyers avoid rip-offs" article. Note there is some misleading information in the article, CarJam also sells full reports with more information than any competitor for a lower price.

What secrets is the bloke selling your car not telling you? CarJam got a plug too!

Breakfast team gets the lowdown on buying a used car from our consumer commentator Troy Churton.

Article in the NZ Herald at the weekend mentioning CarJam got a few things wrong though.

Buying the vehicle report from CARJAM was the best money ever spent!

"I noticed that my CEOs car had a personalised plate, so I 'carjamed' it because I was curious about the engine displacement and then happened to notice that his WoF had expired 1 day ago.  The next day, I bumped into him in the lift and reminded him that he needed to sort his WoF out.  lol.  Then I showed him the free carjam report for his car on my phone and, being the techie that he is, he was pretty impressed with your site."