I am a courier and drive over 100,000 miles a year in my own vehicle. Needless to say I need something reliable. I had bought a 2005 Hyundai Tucson in June of 2011, I used Carfax to find this vehicle. I loved this car, had the timing belt replaced at 100,000, and knew when I hit 225,000, it needed to be done again. Unfortunately I waited a little too long to have it done and of course it broke, bending all 24 valves inside my engine. After spending $1500 in parts, $1500 in labor and $1100 on a rental car while the work was being done, I finally got it back! I had it exactly 6 days when I was in an accident and they totalled my car. I wanted to cry to say the least. Anyway I knew I wanted another Tucson, so I started my search. I bought the 5 car carfax deal, and when I had it narrowed down to ones with the options I wanted and in my price range I started running carfaxes. All the vehicles that I was interested in all had between 60,000 - 90,000 miles. After what I had just been thru with the last car I knew that the timing belt was gonna need to be replaced as soon as I bought one, because chances were, the last owner didnt do it and then get rid of the car. Of the 5 vehicles I had narrowed it down to, 1 stood out among the rest. The CarFax contained information on every oil change the vehicle had over the last 6 years, more or less every 3000-4000 miles, not only that but this one had even had the timing belt replaced at 75,000!!! I knew this was my car! I bought it a few days later and I LOVE it even more than I did my first Tucson. If Carfax hadnt listed all the detailed information that they did, I may have never even looked twice at this car. Thank you CarFax!