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Originally Posted by analogue
What a logical and forward thinking idea to make that information available to the public! It's interesting to see the seasonal trends for winter storage. Here in the states we must first decide who gets to profit from the data before it can be used.
For the US/Canada cars the cheapest way I found to get this info was to buy bulk vehicle reports at around $400 total. I'd be willing to do the parsing/extraction work from the reports, but every time I get motivated to do this project I find something better to spend that cash on.
Another possible source is vehicle-in-operation (VIO) data. If anyone happens to be a SEMA member, you can request this data for free but I think it would be much more limited than the full history reports.
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So for process, I guess it would be getting a bulk download of reports for all the 1Ms whose VINs are listed in the old google spreadsheet registry, and then just updating the google spreadsheet?
Here's a link to the google doc and the relevant forum posting I'm referring to:
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets...vuo/edit#gid=0
https://www.1addicts.com/forums/showthread.php?t=544689
Could be a team effort - we can all go in for the $400, share the reports on a google drive, and split up reports between us to update the registry?