The searching was great and the original information was very help full in finding the right truck. How ever this is where the story takes a turn for the worse. I have an extended warranty and after making a claim to the warranty companey The denied my claim saying Carfax shows a branded title, (odometer exceeds mechanical limits). I contacted Carfax and was advised after a very long delay that it would stay on the report until "I" fixed the issue with CA department of motor vehicles (DMV). The branded title did not show up until after I purchased the vehicle and I did not send anything to DMV saying the odometer exceeds mechanical limits. After e-mailing a rep. from Carfax and pointing out that the vehicle in question has a 6 digit odometer and if it had "rolled over then the truck would have over 1 million miles on it. Yes according to Carfax I'm driving a truck with over 1 million miles, 1,000,000 miles! The disclaimer on the report says the branded title for exceeds mechanical limits is for when vehicles with a 5 digit odometer has gone past 100,000 miles. So at 99,999 then it turns back to 00,000 and starts over. I pointed this out to the rep from Carfax and they did not care! It even says it may be a clerical error but when a request is made to fix it they refused. The report says to lower the value of the vehicle because of the miles/ branded title. So now thanks to a report that they will not change, I'm stuck paying for a repair that would have been covered under my warranty and a vehicle that is worth less if you believe the truck has over 1 million miles. A little common sense can go a long way. Carfax offers a good service but it is not gospel. Look and see if the vehicle has been in a major crash or has open recalls, ect..... So do not believe everything you read on the report. Mistakes can be made.