Number plate lookup
Start with the UK number plate and continue through the REGUP check flow.
REGUP
Enter a UK registration to review the supplied original colour, current colour, number of changes and available change dates.
Enter a UK registration to review the supplied original colour, current colour, number of changes and available change dates.
Start with the UK number plate and continue through the REGUP check flow.
Review the selected vehicle data before you make a buying decision.
The page is built for a fast path from REG input to checkout.
When buying a used vehicle, one hidden issue can cost more than the check itself. REGUP keeps this page focused on the exact service the customer clicked.
The customer starts with a simple UK number plate input.
REGUP prepares the selected check so the customer can continue without choosing the same service again.
The customer continues without needing to manually choose the same product again.
After checkout, the selected REGUP report is unlocked for the vehicle registration.
A colour change history check compares the original and current colours in available records and shows the number of recorded previous colours or the latest change date when supplied.
A colour change can be entirely legitimate. Vehicles are resprayed, restored or wrapped, and owners can notify DVLA of a permanent colour change. The check helps you see whether the paperwork and vehicle tell the same story.
If the current vehicle colour differs from the returned record, ask when the work was completed and whether DVLA was notified. Inspect door shuts, the engine bay, boot floor and under seals for signs of an earlier finish or repair.
A different colour does not prove accident damage, and a matching colour does not prove the body is original. Use the result as a prompt for closer inspection. Combine it with salvage, write-off and damage history, MOT records and a professional physical inspection.
REGUP only reports No changes found when the provider supplies an explicit zero or empty history. If colour-change fields are absent, the result is Not available. Records can also take time to update after a recent change.
This paid datapoint uses the existing licensed car-history dataset and does not identify the quality of paintwork or wrapping.
REGUP keeps this page focused on the check the customer searched for, with the number plate input first and the most relevant result surfaced before the wider report journey.
Paid REGUP reports can combine the checks a buyer needs before making a decision, with selected checks shown clearly in the report, PDF and email.
No. Resprays, restoration and wraps can be legitimate. Use the result as a reason to inspect and ask questions, not as proof of damage.
The registered details should reflect a notified permanent colour change. Compare the report with the current V5C.
No. It checks database records only. A physical inspection is needed to assess paint, repairs or wrapping.
It means no conclusive colour-change field was supplied. It must not be interpreted as no change.
Check the original and current colour, then inspect the vehicle and paperwork for a consistent explanation.