Independent removal service
Have your car delisted from HideAutoVin
We request removal of your car’s listing, photos and sale price from HideAutoVin, then ask Google to drop the result.
- Price
- $40
- Typical time
- 12–24 hours
- Removed
- listing page, photos, sale price
It can take 1–2 days longer during Google updates or technical problems on the servers.
How it works
Check your VIN
The checker shows whether your car is on HideAutoVin and what the page shows.
Order
Order the removal on CleanVINUSA’s checkout. The VIN goes with the order.
Listing taken down
We file the removal request and follow it up until the page is gone, then ask Google to drop the old result.
Despite the word “hide” in its name, HideAutoVin is one of the websites where a car’s record is shown in public. Its database can hold a vehicle’s photos and the price it was bought for, on a page tied to the VIN. RemoveHideAutoVin is a separate, independent site: we are not HideAutoVin, and the one thing we offer is a request to take your car’s page off hideautovin.com.
What a HideAutoVin record holds
CleanVINUSA’s removal for HideAutoVin is built around what the site keeps about a car:
- the vehicle’s photos;
- the purchase price;
- the vehicle page on hideautovin.com that puts them in front of visitors.
Together they make a public history page for the VIN — the kind of page that can come up when someone searches the number.
The delisting request in plain terms
The store lists this product as a “public listing update”. In plain words, it is a request asking HideAutoVin to take the car’s page out of its public listings.
| Covered by the request | Outside it |
|---|---|
| The car’s record in the HideAutoVin database: photos and purchase price | The title, any brand on it and the NMVTIS record |
| The vehicle page on hideautovin.com | Insurance claims and reports such as Carfax or AutoCheck |
| The page’s Google result, which takes some time to clear | Copies of the record on other websites |
No website can rewrite a car’s official history, and this request does not try.
What we do with your order
Your order carries the VIN, plus the page address if you add it, and you pay by card, PayPal or USDT. We then file the delisting request with HideAutoVin and keep after it until the page is down; if the site asks for proof that the car is yours, we let you know what it needs. Once the page has been processed, you get our confirmation and we ask Google to drop the old result.
The page we have had removed stays down. A fresh listing later — after another auction, say, or on a site that copies an archived record — counts as a new case and a new order.
Timing
Requests are handled 24/7, and the turnaround is 12–24 hours; during Google updates or technical problems on the servers it can stretch by 1–2 days. Clearing the page out of Google comes after that and takes some time, because Google has to revisit the address before the old result goes.
Three checks before you order
- Have the VIN ready. It is 17 characters long and printed on the windscreen on the driver’s side, on the door frame and on the registration document. It goes into the order details; starting from the checker adds it for you.
- Know what is there now. Run the checker, or search the VIN on hideautovin.com and in Google (in quotes), and save the page address. You will want it to confirm the result.
- Remember other sites. A record can be copied elsewhere. This request covers hideautovin.com only.
Why owners ask for it
A VIN is printed on the car and on its papers, so a public page tied to it is easy to reach — and with it come photos that can show plates, documents or personal items, plus the price the car went for. Owners who order a delisting want that private detail off a public page. That is the reason this service exists, and it is the only service this site offers.
Remove from Hideautovin.com
12–24 hours
It can take 1–2 days longer during Google updates or technical problems on the servers.
Details and order →Frequently asked questions
Is this site part of HideAutoVin?
No. RemoveHideAutoVin is run by CleanVINUSA and has no connection with HideAutoVin. We file a request on your behalf asking HideAutoVin to take your car’s page down.
What does "public listing update" mean?
It is the name of CleanVINUSA’s product for this site. In practice it is a delisting request: HideAutoVin is asked to take the car’s public page down, together with its photos and purchase price. Nothing in any official database is touched.
Can I write to HideAutoVin myself?
Nothing stops you, and writing costs nothing. In October 2026 we could not find a published contact address or removal procedure on hideautovin.com, and unanswered requests are common; chasing the request until the page is down is the part we take on.
What does it cost, and how long does it take?
The HideAutoVin removal costs $40, paid on CleanVINUSA’s checkout by card, PayPal or USDT. The turnaround is 12–24 hours, or 1–2 days more during Google updates or server problems; the Google result follows later.
When will the HideAutoVin result leave Google?
Some time after the page is gone. Google works at its own pace, so there is no fixed date. We ask it to drop the old result once the page is down, and a cached photo can linger for a short while.
Does a delisting change the car's official history?
No. The title, NMVTIS, insurance claims and reports from Carfax or AutoCheck stay exactly as they are. Only the public page on hideautovin.com is affected.