How to organize your vehicles in a digital garage

Start with reliable vehicle details

Add the vehicle’s identifying information and confirm it after a VIN scan or manual entry. Check mileage units and any details relevant to maintenance. A nickname can make the car easier to recognize, but it should not replace the identifying information you need for parts or service.

Decide what belongs with each car

When managing several vehicles, make a habit of checking the selected car before saving anything. If you are considering a new car or keeping a reference vehicle, do not confuse that with the maintenance record for a vehicle you actually operate.

• Current mileage and identifying details.
• Completed service and repair records.
• Documents you choose to keep, such as registration and repair paperwork.
• Recall information and related repair documents.
• Scans and trips where supported by your plan and setup.

Keep public sharing separate from your records

Louro lets people choose to share a public vehicle profile. Review that choice independently from storing your service history. Do not assume that using a digital garage requires publishing your personal documents or location history.

The ability to add multiple cars and use expanded history or document features depends on your plan. Start with the current in-app plan details rather than assuming that every account includes an unlimited household garage.

Put it into practice

How to do this in Louro

1. Open Garage and add your vehicle manually or by scanning its VIN.
2. Confirm its details and mileage before you begin the maintenance record.
3. Open that car to organize service history, documents, recall information and available driving records.
4. Review plan limits before adding more vehicles, and review public-profile settings before choosing to share.

A digital garage is an organizational tool. It is not proof of ownership, a title registry or a guaranteed complete third-party vehicle-history report.