Will everything disappear permanently?

We process removal for selected pages and websites included in your order. In some cases, third-party reposts or copied pages may appear again elsewhere online, so permanence depends on where the VIN was published and whether new reposts are created later.

How long does VIN removal take?

Many websites are processed within 1-3 business days, but timing depends on the website and the type of page. Search engines such as Google may take additional time to update results after a page is removed or a de-index request is submitted.

Can you remove VIN history from Google?

For eligible processed pages, we can request Google URL de-indexing when available. Google search results may still take extra time to update after page removal or de-index requests are submitted.

Do you change Carfax, AutoCheck, NMVTIS, title, or insurance records?

No. We do not alter official, regulated, insurance, title, DMV, NMVTIS, Carfax, or AutoCheck records. Our service is focused on selected public third-party websites only.

What kind of pages can be removed?

Typical examples include VIN pages with auction photos, copied listing pages, mirror or repost pages, and public vehicle history pages on selected third-party websites. The exact scope depends on the site and the package ordered.

Do you remove from all websites?

No. We work with selected third-party websites and the pages included in your order. If your VIN appears on multiple sites, each site may require separate processing depending on the package and scope selected.

What Is PLC.Auction (and PLC.UA)? How to Remove Your Car

von CleanVINUSA Team 11. Juni 2026

If your vehicle shows up on PLC.Auction or its sister site PLC.UA, its auction photos and VIN are publicly visible. This guide explains what these sites are and how to remove your car's listing from both — and from Google.

What are PLC.Auction and PLC.UA?

PLC.Auction and PLC.UA are third-party auction-history sites that republish lots from North American salvage and insurance auctions (Copart, IAAI and others). Each listing carries the VIN, auction photos, damage notes, odometer and sale price. They are copies of auction data kept online and indexed by search engines — not official vehicle records.

Why your car appears on both

PLC.UA and PLC.Auction are closely related and frequently carry the same lot, so a single auction can leave your VIN on both at once — plus on dozens of other mirror sites. That's why a complete cleanup usually means handling several pages, not one.

Are they accurate?

The listings generally mirror the real auction lot, but they reflect the car's condition at auction, not after repairs, and have no official weight. Neither is a DMV/title, insurance, NMVTIS, Carfax or AutoCheck record.

How to remove your car from PLC.Auction and PLC.UA

Map every page. Run our VIN visibility check to find where your car appears.
Remove each source listing. CleanVINUSA processes PLC.Auction removal and PLC.UA removal — or both together via the PLC.UA + PLC.Auction bundle.
Request Google de-indexing for eligible URLs so the outdated results drop from search.

What we can and can't do

CleanVINUSA works only with public third-party pages and the URLs you select. We never alter official or regulated records — DMV/title, insurance, NMVTIS, Carfax, AutoCheck, manufacturer systems or official auction databases. Removal reduces the visibility of copied, outdated listings; it isn't a way to hide a car's condition from a buyer, and you remain responsible for any disclosures required where you live.

FAQ

Do I need to remove both sites? If your VIN appears on both, yes — each page is separate. The bundle handles them together.

How long does it take? Source pages are usually processed within 12–24 hours; Google refreshes afterward.

Is it permanent? The selected pages are removed for good; new reposts later would be separate.

Start here: check where your VIN appears.